Exemplos de uso de Some concessions em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Everyone has made some concessions.
It is not only some concessions in trade matters that are at stake.
You're going to have to make some concessions.
Certainly, there were some concessions made within the objectives.
 So it wanted to portray the image of the King making some concessions.
It is probable that some concessions will have to be made on this issue.
The regime had to allow some concessions;
After receiving some concessions, they returned to Mexico City.
I hope that Mr Barroso will make some concessions today.
Employers must make some concessions to retain their skilled workers.
While the economy was booming,the PT government could make some concessions, as could the bosses.
Some concessions have been made to the retention of the six to twelve-mile limit.
In January 2005,the Council made some concessions, in the hope of encouraging a different attitude.
At one moment the government recognised the farmers' grievances as valid and offered some concessions.
But despite some concessions, the two central logic of the bill"work" have not changed.
Anyway, the defeat at Cuito Canavale forced pro-Western Apartheid regime to make some concessions to Mandela's ANC.
A man makes some concessions, bargains with himself, relies on divine powers and traditional medicine.
Mazarin is taken to one of Porthos's castles and he makes some concessions to the four friends in exchange for his freedom.
Once again, the role of the working class was crucial,as it was the threat of a general strike on the part of the Bahraini trade unions which forced the regime to make some concessions.
I accept that Mr Barroso has made some concessions, for example, on the issue of social impact assessments.
For this, we must foil the maneuvers government is to co-opt organizations"union" such as the CFDT andUNSA making them some concessions to preserve the essential.
The conflict ended after Mendoza made some concessions to the Indians such as freeing the Indian slaves and granting amnesty.
At the same time, the state's General Assembly formed a rival convention anddrafted the Freemen's Constitution, with some concessions to democratic demands.
Confident of his power, Rosas made some concessions by returning confiscated properties to their owners, disbanding the Mazorca and ending torture and political assassinations.
Considering the disputes had in the past,it is possible that Samsung to have made some concessions to obtain this contract, the exact details will be announced later.
It does make some concessions to the Council's objections, especially on national taxation, but these do not improve the proposal sufficiently to enable a‘yes' vote at present.
These so-called'progressive governments' were, in fact,reformist governments that wanted to offer some concessions to improve the conditions of the poorest layers, using state resources to create social assistance programmes, but without breaking with the limits of capitalism.
We are prepared to make some concessions and adjustments to winemaking practices, but we cannot accept the idea that our designations of origin, which are genuine intellectual property and which characterise our culture even more than trade, are not respected in full.
These conclusions are not the rule and may, with some concession, be within the range of possible interpretations of the narratives, but they seem closer to values extraneous to the work.
Sometimes, from necessity and in order tomake greater profits, it may make some concession, but mostly it tries to reinforce its chains, not only a weak countries, but also against the developed ones, like the industrialized capitalist states.