Sentence examples for proper concessions from inspiring English sources

But for once Mr Mugabe is under pressure to make proper concessions.

It's actually made the proper concession: The Windows Store's icon has been moved to the desktop-side of the operating system.

"But they've been trapped into a routine where the shift person on the floor says, 'We close at 10 o'clock.' " With proper preparation, airport concessions can make money while meeting vital needs, he added.

Senator Blanche Lincoln, an Arkansas Democrat who faces a tough re-election challenge, told Mr. Kirk that the current text of the Doha agreement lacked "the proper balance between the concessions that are demanded of the United States and what we expect our trading partners to demonstrate as their commitment to opening up markets".

But the absence of proper roads makes the concession meaningless.

"People know that we're up for a proper conversation about the tax concessions at the top end of superannuation".

An important question is whether these discrepancies can be mitigated by a proper design of auctions for concessions of private roads.

The Palestinians found out this summer that Israel wanted yet more concessions: their legal rights to proper, effective self-determination traded for a clean bill of health for Israel.

Horn's simple finger-swipe combat, a necessary concession for a gaming platform without proper buttons, is offset by challenging puzzles and dynamic, open-world exploration.

Focusing here on the issue of pay concessions, it is clear that decentralized wage bargaining proper may involve counterparts to opening clauses.

Some may experience a sense of vindication reading this but I believe the proper reaction is nearer scorn, for the article contains neither concession nor apology, but is merely an attempt to reposition Labour before the next election.