Sentence examples for make bigger concessions from inspiring English sources

Brazil said that developing countries had given all they could and that developed countries must make bigger concessions.

The proliferation of simple FTAs is pushing many Asian countries to make bigger "concessions" in a race to secure better access to nearby economies.

Suddenly, Mr. Pylkkanen had to make big concessions to rescue works from failure.

Democrats have expressed little willingness to make big concessions but need at least one Republican to overcome a filibuster.

Cerberus also said that the U.A.W. and holders of an estimated $9 billion in Chrysler debt must make big concessions.

FOLLOWING a huge public display of displeasure with his leadership, Hong Kong's chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, has been forced to make big concessions to his pro-democracy critics.

Mr. Barak has been pushing for the summit, arguing that the only way he can make big concessions is a one-time, finish-it-all deal.

The Republicans, emboldened by having ousted Mr. Davis, would be unwilling to make big concessions to Mr. Bustamante, whom they would consider vulnerable in 2006.

Moody's said bondholders and the union would be reluctant to make big concessions if they believed the Obama administration would keep extending loans.

However, the process ended up cementing the impression that Brussels was inflexible and unwilling to make big concessions to keep Britain in the union.

JPMorgan was widely expected to make big concessions as part of any bankruptcy settlement, because some former officials of the bank were found to have been involved in improprieties in connection with a county debt refinancing in 2002 and 2003.