Sentence examples for make no concession from inspiring English sources

The hours are brutal, and party whips make no concession to mothers.

What comes out of it is not only extraordinary but also seems to make no concession to Western palates.

Mr Sharon says he will make no concession "under fire", and has anyway withdrawn the extensive land-for-peace deal Mr Barak offered at Camp David.

Roksanda Ilincic was lemon, lime and orange, in graphic slashes that make no concession to the ruffley coyness of trad evening wear.

In "Undergrowth With Two Figures" there is a mutually energizing tension among the numerous tree trunks, which recede in space, and the fomenting plants below, indicated in yellow brush strokes that remain fairly constant in size and make no concession to distance.

But the stand'n'strum format ensures there is little movement on stage, the lighting is dreadful and - Ray's ill-advised leather trousers aside - the duo and their two British backing women (the roadies are female too) make no concession to stage clothing.

Like her approach to interviews, though, they make no concessions: her writing is linguistically and emotionally demanding.

Mr. Spitzer's mentor and friend, Lloyd Constantine, also urged the governor, in person and by telephone, to make no concessions.

Mr Zapatero says he will make no concessions to get ETA to disband; ETA feels it has got nothing in return for laying down arms.

Swift might be the biggest star the genre has ever produced, but the songs on "1989" make no concessions to the sounds and subjects that define country music.

He urged the administration to make no concessions to Moscow on arms control, and later attributed the fall of European communism to this tough stance.