Sentence examples for sort of concessions from inspiring English sources
The EU What sort of concessions?
"The sort of concessions he might have gotten away with two weeks ago are not acceptable to the parties".
The fund has used financial emergencies, when borrowers needed help urgently, to extract the sort of concessions that nations are often not willing to make in healthy times.
The acceleration of the economic slowdown and the palpable nervousness in international relations following the September 11th terrorist attacks on America provided an important incentive for the rich countries to offer the sort of concessions needed to secure a deal.But impressive though their achievement is, the world's trade negotiators cannot spend too long congratulating themselves.
McDowell's decision leaves the four other members of the commission split on the issue along party lines, which means AT&T will likely have to make some sort of concessions to get the deal approved.
The question is what sort of concessions the movement will want to make and whether the movement's supporters will keep their faith when political ideology meets economic reality.
Did you extract any sort of concession from the other member countries in return?
The assumption is that Sinn Fein can sell to its people the sort of concession that Mr Trimble has convinced everyone that he cannot sell to his.
I've heard what they say about helping lower-income students and that sort of concession, so we'll be thinking about it.
Clearly the government will do all it can to reverse the Lords vote and will want to make some sort of concession, perhaps by offering to take a few more families from the region.
Stephen Roach, a former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, imagines Mr Romney's action triggering tit-for-tat tariffs and eventually all-out economic war.Cynical observers (including the Chinese) expect Mr Romney will wriggle out of his commitment, perhaps by seeking some sort of concession, however vague, from China between the election and his inauguration.
