concession造句

They interpreted her silence as concession.

I must make a concession to him.

The holder or operator of a concession.

At last, their company obtained the mining concession.

He has an ice-cream concession in the subway station.

A significant rent concession by Cooper Union could save this irreplaceable neighborhood institution.

"It is not a concession to Russia, but it's a big gesture," he said.

I am prepared to make some concession on minor details, but I cannot compromise on fundamentals.

But Chile has succeeded in attracting large-scale private investment in toll roads under a concession system.

Cinemas keep about half the price of a ticket and up to 90% of the money spent at concession stands.

After the Sino-Japanese War in 1895,Soochow began to fix concession,open and trade with foreigners.

The Seminole have won the concession that the Department of Revenue, which has no experience whatever of policing gambling, should have oversight of the casinos.

Some believe that Section 106 has been left in as a bargaining chip, to be removed in return for a Republican concession.

He is sitting on a charpoy under the shade of a tree, toying with a new Nokia mobile phone, a rare concession to the outside world.

But Prime Minister Cameron would doubtless want to flourish some sort of concession to pacify the Eurosceptics in his own party and beyond.

It seems to me that it is unrealistic to try to have discussions and say to the opposite party as a precondition to discussions we want the principle concession that we are after.

The only concession Mr Abbas appears to have extracted from Hamas in Mecca is a vague promise to “respect” international resolutions and agreements signed by the Palestine Liberation Organisation.