Sentence examples for notable concession from inspiring English sources

The hardliners will hate that small but notable concession, for it bears the imprint of Mr Rohani.

These include: creating the "alt" (for alternative) hierarchy in the Usenet discussion fora; open-source software; drugs law reform; philanthropy; and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (which last week won a notable concession from the Library of Congress to legalise the "jailbreaking" of one's iPhone – ie liberating it from Apple's technical shackles).

The most notable concession was the removal of inquests from the sweeping scope of a scheme that covers civil litigation of all other stripes, but now the Lords constitutional committee has warned of the possibility of the executive reversing even this at some future point, by exploiting a so-called Henry VIII power that is written into the bill to allow ministers to revise its terms.

In a notable concession, however, the WCC was not given appellate jurisdiction over the entity courts.

Obama made some notable concessions in the Georgia deal.

He made some notable concessions -- four are GOP picks and only two are black, in a state with a large black population -- but the upside for the White House is that long-empty seats in Georgia would be filled.

The terms of the purchase included a couple of notable concessions to Murphy; the city appraised the home at $2.69 million, but an appraiser hired by Murphy valued the house at $6.59 million, so the $4 million purchase price represents a compromise between the two valuations.

Obama made some notable concessions -- four of the nominees are GOP picks and only two are black, in a state with a large black population -- but the upside for the White House was that long-empty seats in Georgia would be filled.

Obama made some notable concessions in the deal -- four of the six nominees are GOP picks and only one is black, in a state with a large black population -- but administration officials say the trade-off is that Democrat-backed nominees in the package will finally move forward after years of going nowhere.

Obama made some notable concessions -- four of the six nominees are GOP picks, and just one is African-American in a state with a large African-American population -- but the tradeoff is that other nominees in the package will finally move forward after years of going nowhere.

The package's most notable feature is the concessions United got from its main unions through 2008.