Sentence examples for specific concessions from inspiring English sources

Cameron tried to smooth relations with his coalition partners without making any specific concessions.

Specific concessions, as on the bus fares, were not broad enough to placate the demonstrators.

It was unclear whether Hague would meet any of the specific concessions the Russian government has demanded.

The clause may cover a list of specified products only, or specific concessions yielded to certain foreign countries.

But they did not point to any specific concessions they had won, and Democrats said they made none.

But the Spanish government, while insisting it is not demanding specific concessions from the mosques, has said it would like to see some changes.

Coupled to this must be a specific concession at the heart of the case and the unsatisfactory truce now reached.

Given Republican control of the White House and Congress, and the politically unpredictable outcome of a prolonged shutdown, however, not all progressives are sure that some wall funding ― or any other specific concession ― should be off the table.

GATT included a long schedule of specific tariff concessions for each contracting nation, representing tariff rates that each country had agreed to extend to others.

The current budget proposal, which was approved by the House of Representatives at 4 a.m. today and by the Senate at 6 40 a.m., would also require Mr. Rowland to rehire 2,800 state workers who were laid off in recent months and to agree to specific union concessions, which the governor dismissed as unrealistic.

"Contrary to popular perception, negative gearing is not a specific tax concession for taxpayers with investment properties — it is simply the operation of Australia's tax system allowing deductions for expenses incurred in producing assessable income," it says.