Sentence examples similar to make concessions for her needs from inspiring English sources

We pretend that the Palestinians still need to make concessions for peace when we know full well that there are none left to make.

Sam's not coming across as particularly sympathetic, given Dean's recent ordeal, but since the Winchesters have both been to Hell and are still standing (and more or less intact), I guess there's no need to make concessions for each other's frayed mental states.

We need to have a strong coordinated voice and not make concessions for economic reasons.

This means that the country has only made concessions and will only make concessions (for peace or anything else) when it is presented with threats of loss that exceed the value of the concessions demanded.

More mainstream restaurants have also made concessions for fat people.

Disproportionate violence and power require Israel's government to make concessions needed for peace: stop building new settler towns on confiscated West Bank land; stop military occupation of the West Bank; stop the blockade and virtual imprisonment of Gaza's 1.6 million people.

One might expect him to make concessions, considering her age, but apparently not.

A minority Labour government would need to make concessions on austerity and Trident in return for the SNP passing their Queen's speech and spending plans.

Extremism within the insurgency makes it harder for the Taliban to make concessions to the government.

Then make concessions on others".

"Many mainstream events make concessions and allowances for disabled people," says Caroline Sutton, who runs the festival in Ilkley with her husband Richard.