Sentence examples for possible concessions from inspiring English sources

British ministers admit the Germans are acting as "honest brokers" in sounding out other countries about possible concessions.

The finance ministers also discussed possible concessions to extend the period over which Greece must repay its loans.

European finance ministers also discussed possible concessions to extend the period over which Greece — the other country that has been rescued — must repay its loans.

Islamist groups have also started an anti-government campaign, decrying corruption, mismanagement and the possible concessions to America on nuclear issues.

Possible concessions include some form of written assurance that the United States has no intention of attacking North Korea, and some steps that would help North Korea economically.

The government is preparing possible concessions to students and youths to calm those expected to attend another such rally on Saturday.

But at the same time, for liberals seeking progressivity and fairness, that should be the easiest possible concession to make.

Discussion in parliament of a third possible concession, an amnesty law for detained protesters, has been postponed until Wednesday.

The timing of the cabinet vote led to widespread speculation by political observers in Israel that it was intended to appease the right wing of Mr. Netanyahu's coalition in advance of a possible concession to the Palestinians.

"Maybe Russia is ready to put pressure on the rebels now, to get them to stick to the Minsk deal even though many have said they are not happy with it," suggests Mr Lukyanov, seeing a possible concession here by Moscow.

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