Sentence examples for making the same concession from inspiring English sources

It's tough to imagine Page Six making the same concession.

"If they were going to great lengths to do that, you would think they would be making the same concessions for law enforcement when it came to terrorist types of activities," Cabrera said.

And while Facebook recently announced globally that it would allow users to export all of their personal data, Naver is betting that it won't have to make the same concession in South Korea.

Sissela Bok made the same concession in her philosophical defense of honesty, "Lying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life," which was published in 1978, and is in its third edition — and which, for some reason, neither Sullivan nor Campbell makes more than passing mention of.

Our Party platform should make the same concession to those of us who believe in a woman's right to choose".

They talk of how he pulled his punches in the last few weeks of the campaign, and wonder aloud if he was too squeamish to make the same concessions that his brother Ed was only too happy to make.

But management argued that the lower salary increase was fair because nurses at Montefiore had not made the same concessions on health benefits as they had at some of the other hospitals.

Outside of amazing, but rare, successes like famously independent Chance the Rapper, or online sensations that build up their own merch and marketing arms, it's difficult for most artists to see a pathway from screening their own tees in their basement to partnering with big brands without having to make all of the same concessions that have been in place for years.

Google will probably offer the same concession to European authorities.

"They were making the concessions that everybody was asking for.

The second came in 2001, when talks broke down because the two sides refused to make these very same concessions on Kashmir.