Sentence examples for making any concession from inspiring English sources

On February 18th he denied making any concession on Kashmir: "I have floated ideas.

A private lawyer could have danced around the implications of the law and avoided making any concession, but Stewart had a special obligation to be straight with the Justices, even if the answers hurt his cause.

Both sides have become suspicious of every action, however well-intended, taken by the other as mutual skepticism deepened the sense of futility in making any concession.

The sweeping regional upheaval, including the civil war in Syria, the rise of ISIS, and the impact of the violent Sunni-Shiite conflict, has a direct and indirect effect on the relationship between Israel and the Palestinians and creates heightened anxiety, which inhibits making any concession that might affect their national and individual security.

All without the Palestinians making any concessions.

They are not making any concessions on this".

The production process is not making any concessions to Mr. Swayze's condition, Mr. Van Amburg said.

Its MBA programme leader, Jikyeong Kang, explains: "We're not making any concessions on quality, which is why we are now ranked No 1 by the Financial Times".

Raymond D. Horton, former president of the Citizens Budget Commission, said there was a method to the unions' muddle, in that they have thus far avoided making any concessions.

So far, however, the War on Drugs is not making any concessions to the mainstream market, where shorter, sparser songs now dominate.

It was not immediately clear whether this stemmed from an agreement between the sides to maintain discretion, or if it was part of an Israeli effort to play down the idea it was making any concessions to Hamas.