Sentence examples for present concessions from inspiring English sources

But U.S. negotiators appear reluctant to present concessions to Congress too early for fear of a backlash by lawmakers from cotton-growing states.

"I present these concessions in the interests of the country.

"I present these concessions in the interests of the country which come before our personal interests," Saleh said in an emergency meeting of parliament and the consultative council in the capital city, Sana'a.

Negotiators for the pilots are expected to present a concession package worth $660 million to union leaders, who will probably vote on the cuts before Tuesday.

Worse, they did not present any concession of their own, adopting a no-compromise attitude that unmasked their unwillingness to live peacefully with a Jewish state by their side.

For almost two months, United's five unions had been working together to present a concession package to the airline, which is trying to obtain financing before mid-November, when a large debt payment is due.

He presented this concession to persuade the government of the United Kingdom to grant a royal charter to the company over Matabeleland, and its subject states such as Mashonaland as well.

Todd Burke, a spokesman for American, said that the Association of Professional Flight Attendants presented a concession package to airline officials yesterday afternoon.

German media clearly saw the concessions presented by the Commission president, Donald Tusk, as a sign Brussels was willing to compromise in order to keep Britain in the EU.

Almunia reportedly said the deadline is conditional on regulators and rivals agreeing to concessions presented to the EU by Google early this month.

After these talks with Rudd, Lobengula called an indaba (conference) of over 100 izinDuna to present the proposed concession terms to them and gauge their sympathies.