Sentences with phrase «key concessions from»

Last night, No 10 stressed that the Prime Minister had secured a number of key concessions from Mr Clegg, including writing into the Bill that the Commons will retain its primacy over a reformed Lords.

Although Democrats can no longer defeat nominees through the filibuster, they are still pulling all the procedural levers they can to extract key concessions from the administration.

The LibDems and SNP, who are both more anti-Brexit than Labour, would demand key concessions from Corbyn on EU membership as conditions for power - sharing.

Not exact matches

Canada's dairy market is protected by high tariffs and has been a key bone of contention, but experts expect only slight concessions from Ottawa in NAFTA talks.

Canada's dairy market is protected by high tariffs and has been a key bone of contention, but experts expect only «marginal» concessions from Ottawa.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said on Monday that it would delay a decision to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico for another 30 days, giving key allies a reprieve as the White House tries to extract concessions from trading partners who have resisted those demands.

No sitting American president has ever met a North Korean leader, and Mr. Trump himself has repeatedly vowed that he would not commit the error of his predecessors by being drawn into a protracted negotiation in which North Korea extracted concessions from the United States but held on to key elements of its nuclear program.

A paper written by the deputy prime minister headed «NHS reforms: changes required» lists four key concessions sought from Mr Cameron.

(Bloomberg)-- A key concession that helped clear Republican tax legislation for a Senate vote as early as Thursday is drawing sharp opposition from conservative groups and some lawmakers, signaling that GOP leaders still face challenges in achieving a major legislative victory before year's end.

But now the concessions, which can pay for anything from lighting and displays to a complete overhaul, are becoming a key component in some new leases.

But now the concessions, which can pay for anything from lighting and displays to a complete overhaul, are becoming a key component in some new leases, particularly for large, flagship stores in high - profile areas, such as Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue, according to Steve Soutendijk, an executive director at brokerage Cushman & Wakefield Inc..