Sentence examples for make similar concessions from inspiring English sources

Chennai will need to make similar concessions to ensure the programme is available to all.

The far bigger concern, he said, is that the Palestinians are unable to make similar concessions because of their political divisions and weakness.

If layoffs are necessary to meet Governor Cuomo's budget target, members of those unions could face job cuts if they refuse to make similar concessions.

And in shaping bills to win Republican support, Mr. Obama and his advisers risk alienating Democrats who may not be willing to make similar concessions, particularly when the party controls both Congress and the White House.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 - The Bush administration will try to jump-start stalled negotiations over a global trade deal on Monday by offering to make steep cuts in domestic farm subsidies and export subsidies if other countries make similar concessions, senior administration officials said on Sunday.

Melissenos initially refused to accept this offer, but as the Komnenoi were on the verge of taking Constantinople and might refuse to make similar concessions later, he eventually agreed.

Orchestra musicians around the country have been making similar concessions since the recession, which shrunk endowments and donations.

The Globe's other unions tentatively made similar concessions in all-night talks that wrapped up Monday morning.

In their delight over the new Russian attitude the Austrians have forgotten that the Western Allies made similar concessions back in 1946.

Other school systems across the country have made similar concessions.

FBI Director William S. Sessions had made similar concessions in a written statement in 1990, stating: "In hindsight, the eyewitness should have been interviewed and a civil rights investigation initiated".