Sentence examples for sufficient concession from inspiring English sources

The Organization of American States' Jose Miguel Insulza has expressed willingness to dialogue with the new government, and even the president of Brazil, who has led the charge along with Venezuela against the interim Honduran regime, has suggested that a symbolic gesture such as allowing Zelaya to preside over the inauguration might be a sufficient concession for a policy reversal.

Both sides believe they offered sufficient concessions.

Hoping to have obtained sufficient concessions to impress British voters, Cameron called a referendum on Britain's EU membership for June 2016.

The question is not whether a federal bailout is desirable or not; it's whether sufficient concessions can be extracted to justify the aid.

One is that the EU will make sufficient concessions, especially around the Northern Ireland backstop, to meet the demands of the Brexit fundamentalists.

Kerry shared this hope, and he tried to persuade Assad to make sufficient concessions for Israel to agree to restart indirect talks that had faltered in late 2008.

It is often asserted that separation of legislative powers tends to make legislation both more moderate (because concessions to all veto players are needed to secure enactment) and less frequent (because sufficient concessions are sometimes infeasible).

If the other Member States did not grant sufficient concessions to win over the British public, withdrawal was destined to be a consequence that the British government would find very hard or impossible to undo.

French manoeuvring in recent weeks blocked Peter Mandelson, the EU trade commissioner, from making sufficient concessions on agricultural protections to satisfy his counterparts in the current Doha round of world-trade negotiations.

If Mr Cameron cannot get sufficient concessions, Mr Halsall says, Britain should leave the EU altogether.His views are strongly held, and have been echoed by other businessmen such as the boss of JCB, a manufacturer of machinery.

The second was that he could win sufficient concessions from the UAW to restore GM to viability through reasoned negotiation rather than the knock-down, drag-out fight that the urgency of the situation demanded.Mr Ingrassia tells Detroit's story with economy, vigour and restrained fury.