Sentence examples for grave concessions from inspiring English sources
Now Mr Sharon has pronounced all further talk of unity fruitless, because of the "very grave" concessions Mr Barak made, especially his agreement to consider resuming the peace process "as though nothing had happened".
Walter Reuther, the man who built the U.A.W., must be spinning in his grave at the concessions his successors are making.
1937 Japan Demands Control SHANGHAI — General Matsui, the Japanese commander-in-chief, today [Nov. 21] sent warning notices to the British, American and French authorities in the International Settlement and in the French Concession which may lead to grave international complications.
Not until the Germans concluded that the Pakistani floods were really grave did the EU take action (by extending trade concessions).
His piss-take of George Galloway's Cantona-eque concession speech ("The hyena can bounce on the lion's grave, but it can never be a lion …") brilliantly combines dopeyness and disdain.
"Given the nature of Leading Seaman Faye Turney's statement, particularly the apparent concession that the personnel were 'arrested after they trespassed into Iranian waters', we have grave concerns as to the circumstances under which she made this statement," the spokesman said.
Colombia Unearthing Plight of Its 'Disappeared' Investigators in Colombia are unearthing scores of bodies from secret graves dotting a region near the Caribbean, the victims of right-wing paramilitary groups now benefiting from generous concessions for pledging to disarm.
He addressed criticism regarding health care concessions by saying, "Collective bargaining is not collective begging, and where we have demonstrated cooperation it would be a grave mistake to equate our actions to capitulation".
