Sentence examples for this concession of from inspiring English sources

The Rockingham ministry followed up this concession of letting the colonists alone with the assertion of Parliament's right to legislate for the colonies in the Declaratory Act of 1766.

This concession of huge power has, naturally, gone to their heads.

It is this concession of the complex, social dimensions that concedes the most interesting aspects of behaviour to those who blur it in social constructionist and post-structural mumbo-jumbo.

The country has never recovered from the consequences of this concession to Hun Sen's entrenched power.

The writer went there often to wash his hands but he never encountered anyone except a plumber and he could never find out why the Bodleian had hidden the light of this concession to modernity under so venerable a bushel.

In this example, the concession of α in move 3 is used in move 4 (as shown by the brackets), but move 2 only uses half of the concession in move 1.

Although he never regretted this concession to the professional traditions of his father and grandfather, Burckhardt took up divinity without a calling and after a prolonged crisis abandoned it, together with the explicit profession of Christian faith.

But Velupillai Prabhakaran, the rebel leader who heads the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, coupled this concession to the Sinhalese majority of Sri Lanka with a condition that would be difficult for the government to meet.

This concession to the foundationalist misinterpretation of Vienna Circle philosophies generally must not, however, be taken to tell against the new reading of the Aufbau or the epistemologies developed from 1930 onwards on the physicalist wing of the Circle, however.

He presented this concession to persuade the government of the United Kingdom to grant a royal charter to the company over Matabeleland, and its subject states such as Mashonaland as well.

Then comes this concession: None of this is to suggest, as Dawkins seems to suspect, that religious claims require no evidence to back them up, or that they merely express "poetic" or subjective truths.