Sentence examples for sizable concessions from inspiring English sources

But even when unions agree to sizable concessions, the public often views them as only reluctantly sharing in the pain.

The art auction house locked out 43 Teamster art handlers on July 29, after the union balked at its demands for sizable concessions.

Goldman Sachs analyst Robert Barry predicted that GM would win "sizable concessions" after this round of talks, although Tuesday's strong performance could make "the case for concessions harder to make".

One remaining opportunity is Elior (market cap: $805 million), a French concessionaire with revenue in 2001 of $1.8 billion and sizable concession operations, mainly roadside and airport snack bars.

In exchange for this sizable concession, blacks received the promise of land redistribution.

In exchange for this sizable concession, blacks were promised land reform, which is outlined in South Africa's post-apartheid Constitution.

The no-brainers are limiting negative gearing and cutting capital gains tax concessions, which yield sizable revenue, especially over the more medium term.

The company established itself in China as early as 2002, when it pulled out of Japan in a concession to Yahoo's sizable lead there, and bought a third of Eachnet.com, China's principal online auction site.

Mayor Giuliani has repeatedly said that if the teachers want a sizable raise, they will have to make some important concessions in return.

Membership has steadily declined as nonunion trucking companies have taken over much of the market, and the economic downturn has made it hard to negotiate sizable wage increases or in some cases, to avoid contract concessions.

Some advocates of labor concessions say the mayor and governor missed an opportunity because the unions might have been pressured into giving sizable labor savings if that was made a condition of the deal, completed earlier this week, for the city to obtain a $2.7 billion rescue package from Albany.