Sentence examples for realistic concession from inspiring English sources

They have raised about $1 million collectively, a reluctant but realistic concession to the need to fight back.

The West, with no realistic territorial claims of its own, sought concessions primarily on security requirements and human rights, largely in that order.

In response Mr Mandelson appealed to all parties to redouble their efforts to negotiate a realistic outcome and be prepared to make extra concessions if necessary.

He's not making a concession to Wall Street; he's just being realistic.

An editorial this month in El País, Spain's leading newspaper, said that "a realistic vision" should take account of the fact that any concession from Britain over Gibraltar could also encourage Morocco to revive its claims over Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish enclaves.

In a recent editorial titled "August Fever," the Spanish newspaper El País said that "a realistic vision" should take account of the fact that any concession from Britain over Gibraltar could also encourage Morocco to revive its claims over Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish enclaves.

"It is absolutely clear from the Westminster government that there will be no further concessions on welfare cuts beyond what was obtained months ago, and people need to be realistic," he said.

There are from time to time concessions that must be made and comprises that must be happen in order for the realistic political actions of the presidency to materialize into policy.

He made concession after concession.

Arnold sighed in concession.

I thought, Concession speech?