Sentence examples for unprecedented concession from inspiring English sources

Now, the association has made a similar and unprecedented concession.

Steinbrenner granted Green the right to bring in his own coaches, an unprecedented concession.

The court, however, did make one unprecedented concession: it released an audiotape of the hearing immediately after it ended.

Before we declare this a moment of unprecedented concession, we should acknowledge not only the history of self-censorship but also ongoing censorship in Hollywood.

The offer by Microsoft, which a decade earlier had fought attempts to open Windows to another competing browser, Netscape, represents an unprecedented concession in its latest antitrust clash with European regulators.

The five-year deal is an unprecedented concession for a company that, since its founding by Bill Gates and his partners in 1975, had largely defined, exploited and defended the advantages and rights of proprietary, commercial software.

We are told that Israel's unprecedented concessions, including those on Jerusalem, were made for a good cause.

On Wednesday, Ryanair accused the commission of holding it to a higher standard than other airlines seeking mergers after it had offered "historic and unprecedented" concessions.

The extra wiggle room has already enabled Iran's leaders to make unprecedented concessions, such as granting greater leeway to international inspectors and sharply scaling back uranium enrichment.

Her lawyer was impressed when — in the dimly lit bar of the Pierre Hotel in 1967 — she managed to bully her husband's American publisher into making unprecedented concessions.

The last thing the United States should be doing right now is pressuring our only true friend in the region to make unprecedented concessions to a government that seeks its destruction.