The king agreed to make concessions regarding matters of religion and language but refused to relinquish his ultimate authority.
But it also has begun to encourage expanded trade with China, Japan and South Korea, and has made concessions regarding its nuclear program.
When Mubarak resisted American suggestions to make concessions, regarding that as foreign interference, US leaders demanded he give up power.
"Jerusalem is a holy land, nobody can make concessions regarding it, because it's not for Palestinians only but for all Muslims".
Just as the "rarity response" appears to make concessions regarding the ambitions of its moral psychology, a more empirically ambitious moral psychology may require concessions regarding the normative elements of the virtue ethics tradition.
The prospect of regional recognition of Israel, including by the Saudis, could make it easier for Palestinian leaders to make concessions, especially regarding shared sovereignty over Jerusalem's Old City.
Let's hope it doesn't take another death for the union to make further concessions regarding the use of maple bats.
We made some concessions regarding completeness (criterion 4), as, for instance, information on Argentinian and Brazilian athletes who participated in earlier editions is relatively incomplete.
Smith took a hard line, threatening that unless terms were accepted, the Allies would seal the front, thus forcing the remaining Germans into the hands of the Red Army, but he made some concessions regarding a ceasefire before the surrender came into effect.
Yet despite the prospect of a referendum, the other Member States largely refused to give in to the most important request that David Cameron had made: they made very limited concessions regarding welfare benefits for immigrants, despite the fact that immigration was first and foremost on the minds of many British voters.
It describes the N.S.A.'s headquarters, near Washington — sometimes called Crypto City — which Bamford got to visit in exchange for making a few concessions regarding information the N.S.A. was particularly eager to keep out of public view.
