Sentence examples for particular concessions from inspiring English sources

He gave no particular concessions — elections should go ahead; a new unnamed "government of salvation" would take over in the meantime — and seemed to be appealing more to the people at home than the thousands in Tahrir Square.

The purpose of the follow-up talk, he added, was not to extract particular concessions but "just getting comfortable" with the idea of working together.

But why has the coalition chosen to make a pitch for this particular concession, rather than go for something much bigger and more significant like reform of the costly common agricultural policy or streamlining the bureaucracy of the European parliament?

The screen is now taller than previous models which means that some people won't be able to reach the top left of the screen with their thumbs, but Apple has made one particular concession to that.

The president was explaining the deal he and Congress had reached on some piece of legislation, including a particular concession he'd agreed to make during the closing stages of the negotiations.

JOE HOCKEY: In particular, tax concessions on superannuation should be carefully pared back.

In particular, the concession system was used for the construction of the first railway lines and then for the construction of the motorway network.

It's not the first time Democrats have led with a compromise, but these particular pre-concessions are especially unwise.

"We are seeking clarification as to what is really being suggested and, in particular, what actual concessions are really being made".

Far from thwarting agreement, the atrocity in Delhi nudged Pakistan, in particular, into making the concessions needed to reach it.

When they decide to bestow or perpetuate massive tax concessions to particular sectional interests, that's also a choice they are making.