Sentence examples for past concession from inspiring English sources

The clubhouse door opens to the concourse, and players walk past concession stands to reach the dugout.

Like Monument, the Game Range is owned by the federal government, but because of past concession both are vulnerable to the exploitation by cattle growers and mining interests and the Dept. of the Interior is preparing to propose to Congress thatthe two areas be combined to form a preservation called the Sonoran National Park.

And the current potential crisis is the legacy of those past concessions.

Past concessions by Palestinian negotiators went unrewarded, he argued, and Hamas would drive hard bargains over issues such as recognition.

She tells us that past concessions have established in both Democrats' and Republicans' minds the thought that Obama was a weak negotiator a "pushover".

Giles repeated past concessions that the CLP government "has not always looked pretty" but said mistakes are more likely when enacting difficult change and reform.

Past concessions to GPs and pharmaceutical companies are draining even a "ringfenced" NHS of money, while council care has been cut by a third.

This had resulted in part from past concessions to labor and a tradition of paying out most earnings as dividends rather than reinvesting them.

Goodwin wound up caving in to the pilots, who along with other union members were demanding catch-up pay for $4.9 billion in past concessions.

"No beach today; got to do something," said Mary Williams, of Princeton, dragging her three children quickly past the concession stand and into the ticket line.

After the show's finale, which featured flags from many nations, the crowd filed out past a concession where kids could ride on one-hump camels.