Sentence examples for made its concessions from inspiring English sources

Power has made its concessions.

It was on the eve of being forced out that the FARC made its astonishing concession.

In allowing the Yugoslav and Serbian forces to return to the buffer, NATO made its first concession to Belgrade after fighting against Serbia in the Kosovo war two years ago.

LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuters) — The Bank of England on Thursday made its biggest concession yet to banks caught in the credit crisis, giving them greater flexibility on how much cash they can borrow, without penalty, to manage daily cash flow.

The company made its first concession to the tortoise during planning, giving up about 10% of its expected power output in a redesign that reduced the project footprint by 12% and the number of 460-foot-tall "power towers" from seven to three.

The bigger challenge to President Barack Obama's plan to gradually reduce the pain on Iran as it makes its own concessions, however, may be domestic.

The Bush administration has pressed the Iraqis to reach an agreement for most of the year, making its own concessions on deadlines for troop withdrawals and immunity for American soldiers.

The previous Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, dissolved his government on Saturday, accusing Israel of undermining him by not making its own mandated concessions under the peace plan known as the road map that is backed by the White House.

North Korea had been on the list until 2008, when the George W. Bush administration took it off after it made some concessions on its nuclear program.

He made concession after concession.

Brussels has repeatedly criticised Washington in the past over the issue of data privacy, but it has also made concessions of its own in the name of fighting terrorism.