Sentence examples for given the concession from inspiring English sources

Mr Wang, he adds, was given the concession because HKND was prepared to raise the money itself.

ConocoPhillips has been given the concession to explore for shale gas in the Baltic Basin, northern Poland.

But given the concessions in the final deal, that may be impossible.

"You almost have to admire AT&T's chutzpah in saying that, given the concessions they wrung out of communities over the years for promised AT&T broadband deployments that never even materialized," Lauren Weinstein, a veteran technology policy expert told MotherBoard.

What remains to be seen is who will give the concession speech Saturday.

"She was upset about him giving the concession speech while she still felt there were votes to be counted," Sater said.

"It should not be underestimated that this will be a big challenge given the significant concessions in the plans," Mr Ruparel said.

And given the major concessions from both sides of the aisle to get to a bipartisan agreement, Portman's position cannot be justified -- especially given what's at stake for Ohio and for America if immigration reform fails.

Given that the concession to win Republican assent was a line in the law saying the new director will "not abrogate the statutory responsibilities" of the defence secretary or other cabinet members, do not expect huge changes.But the bigger question is whether more co-ordination is the solution to recent intelligence failures anyway.

Mr Mandelson, Mr Chirac added, "doesn't stop wanting to give away more" to the United States and developing countries "that have shown no intention to give the slightest concession" in the trade negotiations.

However, he went on, it would be a "mistake" to give the same concession to other member states.