Sentence examples for some concessions that from inspiring English sources

And the company won some concessions that might encourage more turnover.

Beijing has made a series of economic concessions to Hong Kong this summer in an effort to allay public anger, including some concessions that have angered officials in other Chinese cities, notably Shanghai.

While the Yanukovych administration has made some concessions that would likely have assuaged much of the early protests, these have not been accepted as a solution.

That sideways move might let the directors collect a bit of a premium on some contractual points; sometimes the good will engendered by an early resolution can buy labor some concessions that a more acrimonious showdown will not.

[News analysis, Page B6.] Mr. Spitzer was willing to bring more parties into the negotiations than Mr. Pataki had, and made some concessions that his predecessor had balked at.

The "luxury tax" imposed on teams that exceed the formal maximum payroll by a given amount will become far more punitive, and a number of exceptions that allow clubs to spend over the cap will be curtailed.Yet the players extracted some significant concessions that were not included in the November 14th offer.

Prime Minister Harold Wilson won some cosmetic trade concessions that were endorsed in a 1975 referendum on whether to stay in that community.

Clearly there is some package of concessions that would have been sufficient to keep China from devaluing its currency.

But some brokers caution that asking rents may not reflect the true state of the market because some landlords are offering concessions that reduce the effective rent.

Many reports in the past hour or two suggesting that Obama is about to cave on the fiscal cliff — water down his tax demands in return for some minor Republican concessions — concessions that won't involve taking the debt ceiling off the table.

The ministers left the door open for further concessions that could permit some slightly higher bonuses.