A concession, running for 99 years, was granted to Sir Robert Williams on 28 November 1902.

General! Why don't you make a concession?

The Technical Secretariat will require citation in an UN report or list or, in the alternative, three separate sources of information to corroborate any concession holder's involvement in such activities or Encroachment into protected, private or other concession areas or having worked beyond the concession holder's allocated concession area or Holding a concession or taking over a concession through force or other non legal procedure.

And now a small concession from Dr. Summers?

It's a special concession because it's your first night home

Well, thank you for that concession.

This would deprive Russia of its ability to play one country off against another, because a concession granted to one national distributor would immediately become available to customers in all the other countries.

Acknowledging the recent completion of the Forest Concession Review and welcoming the report of the Forest Concession Review Committee,

The Transitional Government has not rescinded fraudulently granted concessions, as recommended by the Forestry Concession Review Committee, preferring instead to refer them to the Ministry of Justice for action.

The concession holder will have to show proof that the previous concession holder legally relinquished its concession according to the rule of law or went through due process with the FDA and opportunities for arbitration.

In their view, any concession in the course of a negotiation is weakness.

I said, I'll make a concession. I'll take the husbands along as well.

A very awkward hour passed before he accepted reality and made a gracious concession speech.

Any thought of concession or compromise is gravely mistaken.

Obama has already offered a pre emptive concession on a free trade agreement with South Korea.

Diplomacy, of course, should not be viewed as a favor or concession that signals softness.

But it is politically impossible for the Chinese government to alter its exchange rate policy under pressure without some concession from the US, and a tightening of US monetary policy could be sold as such a concession.

But this I say by way of concession, not of commandment.

Draft evaluation criteria for the Forest Development Authority concession review committee

Human rights and fundamental freedoms do not come as a generous concession from a State or its authorities.

A matter of opinion, granted.

Their mainspring had broken, but they couldnít give it up, because it would involve a similar concession.

Moreover, when the Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation between the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata and the United Kingdom had been signed, in 1825, no reservations had been expressed concerning the concession granted to Vernet.

We granted them a Clear Book ,

We granted him a high position .

We granted them a Clear Book ,

We granted him a high position .

Granted

Granted.

Granted.

Granted.

Granted.

Granted.

Granted!

Granted.

Granted.

Granted.

In a concession to commonsense, they concede that people may make mistakes and, to that extent, a stimulus may be beneficial.

We have granted you a conspicuous victory .

If Allah had granted me a son,

The meagre concession for Valentine s Day, enabling a pathetic export of 25,000 flowers, was just that meagre and pathetic.

If a concession holder meets the two sets of criteria above it will be evaluated on the following points.

When the Maastricht Treaty was negotiated, the Germans considered this provision an important concession.

It is hoped that this concession will soon be extended to all African countries.

The concession is held by local businessman Floyd Thomas, through his company, Jungle Waters.