Sentence examples for make concrete concessions from inspiring English sources
In reality, "American involvement" has historically meant unilateral pressure on Israel to make concrete concessions in exchange for Palestinian promises.
Much like his stance on gay marriage, he seems keen to speak the language of inclusivity and progression without actually making any concrete concessions.
Civilising ideas were made concrete.
That deal raised fears in Seoul and Tokyo that North Korea, a pariah state, was being rewarded without making a concrete concession on its nuclear weapons program.
Mr. Bush made only one concrete concession to the grim reality of the past few weeks, setting out a plan to build a new high-security prison and tear down Abu Ghraib, the jail where some Iraqi prisoners were abused by their American captors and where Mr. Hussein's government had earlier tortured and killed untold numbers of its own citizens.
He made concession after concession.
Otherwise, I wouldn't make any concessions.
He did not make any concessions, period.
They could make some concessions.
"He has got to make major concessions".
