Sentence examples for make this concession from inspiring English sources

Now, the managers of some marquee companies are aiming to make this concession permanent.

Notwithstanding the prevailing lip service, the Palestinian Authority has not crossed the bridge to make this concession.

Mr. Clough's "main line," Mr. Kurin said, "was that he wanted to keep this exhibition up, that this was an important exhibition, and that if he had to make this concession, then that was the price he'd have to pay".

Under these circumstances, there is much to be said for requiring either the treaty ceding this authority to speak explicitly, or else for Congress to make this concession expressly, in full view of the public who elects it.

But it is not clear how he could make this concession if he still held that goodness is a simple property.

It is far from clear that Russia would be prepared to make this concession, having already invested in shoring up Assad's rule, and given its conviction, which it shares with authoritarian rulers in Cairo and Riyadh, that popular uprisings must never be allowed to overthrow repressive authoritarian rule.

Now, with DHHS making this concession in a federal claims court, the government appeared to be saying exactly the opposite.

Perhaps the Court makes this concession out of some vague sense of fairness, but the source of its authority to do so remains unexplained.

By making this concession at the outset, Mr. Silverstein would graciously signify his acknowledgment of his broad public obligation in redeveloping ground zero.

In typical Whitelaw fashion he only made this concession after the chief constables had privately assured him that they would not use them.

It is very clear that the Congress of 1864 did not suppose, in making this concession, that it would be barren of results; but, as the rights of the parties have been settled by the construction given to the original provision on this subject, it is unnecessary to consider the question further.