Sentence examples for intellectual concessions from inspiring English sources

Scientists need make no intellectual concessions, but they have a duty to understand the context in which they operate.

Here is some stuff that Brooks really believes: "If the president wants to get stuff done over the next four years, it's got to be a lot more than making the intellectual concessions.

Other widely publicised tax breaks such as the 'patent box' special tax rate for income from intellectual property mimic concessions elsewhere.

Some Spanish artists tried to imitate European styles, or at least to make some money on their country's sexy barbarism, but many Spanish intellectuals regarded such concessions with disgust and argued that their folk traditions should be closely guarded.

Big companies were promised tax relief for intellectual property, among other concessions.

Critics often call it cerebral and intellectual because it makes no overt concessions to emotion or romance and certainly none to narrative: her dancers never touch or look at one another, never project their individuality onto the audience.

However, praxis is by no means a concession to the low intellectual level of the masses, as it is often thought to be in "political" conceptions of religion; nor is it merely a device to restrain bodily drives.

China, which is pursuing its own bilateral and multilateral trade agreements in the region, is unlikely to join the agreement soon because of the concessions on state-owned enterprises, intellectual property and labor that the pact would require.

Convincing Beijing to pressure North Korea might require promising to withdraw U.S. military forces from South Korea; winning concessions regarding investment, cyber security, and intellectual property might require offering concessions on trade.

The Treasury countered that it had won important concessions including so-called "grandfathering", which will allow intellectual property within existing regimes to retain tax benefits until June 2021.

In the West Bank city of Ramallah, where he is confined by Israeli forces, Mr. Arafat told a group of Palestinian intellectuals that the Israeli siege was intended to force him to make concessions.