Sentence examples for the two concessions from inspiring English sources

"The River Yaquerana is the source of life for us," says Celina Pue, from Puerto Alegre in Peru, which is located on the boundary between the two concessions.

Manchester United's defenders have committed some shocking errors this season, but the manner of the two concessions in Monday's 2-1 FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Arsenal must have been particularly alarming for Louis van Gaal.

The government's goal is to raise about €5.3 billion from those transactions, with the idea that the two concessions should be held by different operators to avoid stifling competition.

Will the two concessions made yesterday on the legal aid, sentencing and punishment of offenders bill be the start of many, or will they prove to be a false dawn for campaigners against the bill?

The government hopes the two concessions, to be announced on Monday, will do something to see off critics who claim the new vouchers punish families where one parent stays at home.

The two concessions, coming a day after the appearance by Rupert Murdoch and his son James before a fractious parliamentary hearing, may shed further light on the extent of knowledge of the illegal phone hacking among executives inside Mr. Murdoch's British newspaper empire and whether some tried to conceal it.

The three concessions went to Stanley Ho, Macau's casino king who held the monopoly for 40 years; Steve Wynn, Las Vegas casino tycoon who developed the Mirage and posh Bellagio (and numbered among The Forbes Four Hundred Richest in America in 1998); and Galaxy Casino, linked to the Las Vegas Sands as well as local businessmen.

"That's the one concession we make".

The tournament has hired extra security guards, the nine concession tents have been enlarged and additional bleachers have been installed.

For all the foreign travel, Season 4 is no departure from the first three: the one concession to local custom is Limoncello shots.

A federal arrangement was the one concession the hard-liners were ready to make, and, indeed, many citizens (particularly the Slovaks) had desired it.