Sentence examples for greater concession from inspiring English sources

And the unilateral ceasefire was itself without precedent.General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's military ruler, is now considering an even greater concession.

In an even greater concession to contemporary mores, French bookshops carry works written by Jamie Oliver, a chipper television chef from Britain, of all places.Cookbooks are becoming more common in China, although they are hardly more helpful to the inexperienced.

"Bring your binoculars," muttered Delegate Norton as she called for greater concessions for tourists' good cheer.

Chrysler's lenders have also said that the U.A.W. should be forced to accept greater concessions.

Analysts said that some of the tough new demands from many countries were predictable devices to win greater concessions.

China and other emerging economies refused to accept binding curbs and verification, and insisted on greater concessions on technology and funding.

And Mr. Morsi's opposition indicated it was holding out for far greater concessions, including the breakup of the whole constituent assembly.

5] to the fear of German invasion when the government decided to grant its Sudeten German minority far greater concessions than had been anticipated.

Egypt's real rulers, in a sense, are the youth of Tahrir Square, whose periodic protests have continued to push the council toward greater concessions.

"The unions say if they lose, the public will have to accept greater concessions, but that's not what is instinctively resonating right now," he said.

But Mr. Lewenza said the union agreed to significantly greater concessions in a wider variety of areas than those found in a contract reached recently with General Motors of Canada.