Examples of using Make concessions in English and their translations into Russian
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We all make concessions for our best friends.
All countries had to show flexibility and make concessions.
If the Slams make concessions, I'm against a 2-year ranking.
Both Morocco andthe Frente Polisario must now make concessions.
Some municipalities make concessions for people with disabilities.
People also translate
We understand that every delegation has had to make concessions, including us.
The government had to make concessions very quickly, and the reform was significantly curtailed.
However, when the number of protesters exceeds 100,000, the authorities make concessions.
They have to tolerate each other, make concessions, but sometimes they lose their nerve and collision is inevitable.
The issue was undoubtedly a sensitive one, andboth sides had had to make concessions.
Let RUF and its supporters make concessions- genuine concessions for peace- if they really want peace.
In my opinion, such measures are illogical,especially given that Ukrainian officials make concessions to some films.
Thus, some employers had to make concessions and to meet the expectations of especially significant for the company employees.
They find it difficult to sit in school, it is difficult not to disrupt the learning process,but children can make concessions, if not to limit their desires.
The developed countries, including the United States of America,should make concessions that would enable quantitative commitments for the reduction of greenhouse gases in the post-2012 time frame.
And if IMF makes sure that Ukraine's government takes constructive measures for solution of existing problems,it may make concessions; this structure is a flexible enough.
The extent of yesterday's measure suggests that Trump had to make concessions to the Republicans, as well as influential lobbyists, whose customers are interested in low domestic prices for steel and aluminium.
The adoption of the Treaty is a clear indication that States have been willing to compromise and make concessions for the sake of international peace and security.
The book will help you realize how important it is to build trust and learn to work with the"norm ofreciprocity"- a social phenomenon, which guides people even when they can not make concessions.
However, I say this here also to emphasize the immensity of the pain I feel deep in my heart at the recognition that we have to make concessions for the sake of peace between us and our Palestinian neighbours.
Some developing countries are concerned that having to make concessions in the new negotiations on industrial products could limit the scope of their industrial development programmes.
Similar actions by the West lead the Russian leadership to conclude that for the West there isessentially no such concept as loyalty, since even leaders who make concessions are overthrown as a result of revolutions.
Ms. Lehto(Finland) said that her delegation, like others,had had to make concessions, but in accordance with the general spirit of cooperation it had participated in the negotiation of a carefully balanced compromise text.
Rather than demonstrating its serious commitment as a partner, the Palestinian Government continued to fund and support terrorists and to refuse to recognize Israel,accept conditions or make concessions.
The Agreement we are hailing today, which reflects to a great extent the political and economic changes of the last decade,is the result of an arduous and complex process of negotiations in which we all had to make concessions in the general interest of the international community.
Since the 2010 document was adopted, some of the organizers began to repeat that Israel had not participated in negotiating the document and was not a party to the Treaty; that it was therefore not a concerned party andhad no obligation under the agreements; and that the Arab States should make concessions in order to persuade Israel to participate.
We made concessions, so did they.
In the doctrine of justification he made concessions to Protestants.
There was a need for consensus-- a process characterized by mutual respect in the search for areas of agreement, in which the parties made concessions to achieve an outcome.
The authorities made concessions quite quickly as soon as drivers of heavy goods vehicles expressed their real discontent.