Sentence examples for large concession from inspiring English sources

The words "despite everything" in your subtitle sound like a very large concession.

The unions have simply pocketed this very large concession, while stepping up their campaign against the private finance initiative (PFI).

It was therefore perfectly natural that an oil company, granted a large concession for coastal drilling, should slip him regular suitcases stuffed with cash.

Under the government's "Plasma System" large concession holders are required to set aside at least 20% of their land to local farmers and provide technical training to them.

The decision to make such a large concession before the Hobart meeting has even begun, she said, means that by the time a deal is reached, the reserve might be only half its original size.

But fears were growing that the two sides were maybe too far apart after the Afghan government's refusal to accept the American offer of a six-month timetable, already a large concession from an American position that even as recently as a few weeks ago delayed any transfer indefinitely.

It does seem likely that large concessions on travel, second homes and taxis are on the cards.

Currently, limited resources mean governments often grant large concessions with little information on wildlife populations, forest structure or local communities.

The plan also hinges on large concessions from union leaders, and several components require the approval of the State Legislature.

Other colonial leaders liked Gandhi precisely because he was willing to negotiate, prevent violent rebellion, and make large concessions where Indian radicals would have preferred to stand firm.

And despite these large concessions, in August 2005, after a nasty fight, the parliament's upper house narrowly voted the postal plan down.It was a defining moment, one that Mr Koizumi greeted with relish.