Sentence examples for make major concessions from inspiring English sources

"He has got to make major concessions".

However, in his explanation, Mr. Razoux suggests that the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is supposed to make major concessions.

Mr. Gettelfinger rejects talk that the U.A.W. will need to make major concessions for Detroit to win aid.

"We could find ourselves in a very bad situation if the regime has to make major concessions to the Shia, unless we change our tone".

E.ON immediately vowed to seek a "minister's exemption" that would override the cartel office, and it remains unwilling to make major concessions to win that approval.

And by June, it was clear to many inside G.E. and Honeywell that Mr. Monti would require the combined company to make major concessions to win his approval.

Unless the U.S. makes major concessions, forget about it.

Despite making major concessions to moderate Republicans, House leaders failed to win enough converts to the budget plan and surrendered in midafternoon.

The prime minister made major concessions to the creditors over two days of intense negotiations with Brussels before presenting the proposals.

As often happens during strikes, each side is warning the other that to prevent even steeper costs, it would be wise to settle soon by making major concessions.

Indeed, while Mr. Chávez has played down the strike -- he has repeatedly mocked his opponents, asking, "What strike?" -- those participating said they were more determined than ever to hold out until the government made major concessions.