Sentence examples for win concessions from inspiring English sources

Yes, the west may believe it will win concessions, not least on refugees.

LSO Live was able to win concessions that solidly unionized American musicians have resisted.

"The poor win concessions but are no better off than before, and probably worse.

The Chinese, meanwhile, saw but one way to win concessions and territory in a peace agreement: on the battlefield.

His inability to win concessions from the Allies in the matter of war reparations, however, prompted his resignation (May 1921).

There he will try to win concessions on the terms of Ireland's bail-out, especially a less penal interest rate.

North Korea has made similar conciliatory gestures in the past to win concessions and aid after stoking tensions.

She had used similar tactics to win concessions in Obama's health-care bill, which she eventually voted against.

Unlike attempts to attract attention and win concessions with ambiguous behavior, consensual and collective practice of ambiguity can sometimes help resolve antagonistic disputes.

It ought to be a way for employees to be empowered, to pressure their employers, and win concessions – just as modern businesses pressure employees and win concessions almost every day.

If it fails to win concessions from Brussels, it will face a swift backlash at home.