Sentence examples for perception of concessions from inspiring English sources

Obama administration officials acknowledge that negotiations with the North may be all but impossible at a moment when it is unclear who is running the country and when all players in a succession struggle will avoid any perception of concessions to the United States.

Real wages remained stagnant, while the perception of government concessions to foreign trading partners, principally Britain, irked nationalists.

The Chinese edition of the Global Times, a reliably nationalist organ, quoted the scholar Su Hao yesterday saying that China should not crow about any perception of a U.S. concession.

Another clashing perception that has made it hard for City Hall and the unions to agree on anything is the strong belief within labor that municipal workers made more than their share of concessions in the past.

There are no signs of concessions from Beijing.

They have become the vanguard of concessions".

But what a list of concessions.

Different venues call for different types of concessions, too.

Alters your perception of danger.

Perhaps Elmer was Keaton's calculated concession to the public's preference for more accessible, warmhearted comics, but the new character suggests a deeper change in Keaton's perception of himself.

That's the perception of me.