Sentence examples for remarkable concession from inspiring English sources

It is more than a remarkable concession.

Last year the rich countries' thinktank, the OECD, made a remarkable concession.

The accord by directors to dig into their own pockets is a remarkable concession.

It was one of the most remarkable concession speeches of recent memory, and it was a mistake.

In a remarkable concession, the local government announced that it would heed their demands and abandon plans to build a uranium-processing facility.

It could, for instance, exempt foreign accounting firms from the obligation to register with the new oversight board, though since it can only do so "in the public interest" or "for the protection of investors", accounting firms worry that it is unlikely to.One part of the act, in fact, makes a remarkable concession to other countries' ways of doing things.

The deal's fine print does include remarkable Iranian concessions, such as the sale or the downblending of almost all Iran's enriched uranium, and the disabling of a heavy-water reactor at Arak, which could be used to make plutonium.

"My fellow-citizens," he began — a concession remarkable in itself.

"My fellow-citizens,'' he began — a concession remarkable in itself.

Returning to Justice Alito's "Plan B" -- make the government pay -- it's worth noting what a remarkable (not to say hypocritical) concession this is coming from supposedly stalwart opponents of government-funded healthcare.

I just think there are some things you have to make certain concessions for: things so remarkable, where the quality is so compelling, it enriches your life".