Sentences with phrase «make necessary concessions»

There is a question whether a leader of either side who made the necessary concessions could retain leadership.

Not exact matches

Concessions on valuation might be necessary to keep forward momentum in your operations, but in the end, make sure the final value truly makes sense.

I'm sure many people would consider themselves pacifists but say that this is too extreme a definition, one might say for example that pacifism means «attempting to promote peace and making it a goal, but accepting that war is necessary in some cases to prevent greater evils,» however the way violence vs. following Jesus is being discussed in this context doesn't allow such concessions.

The debate should turn on whether you think the player we pick is going to be successful with the necessary concessions that we'll need to make in pursuing them.

The bank required an «independent outside counsel, stating that the town is authorized to make the necessary amendments» to its concession agreement to pay if Singh defaulted.

Oct. 19, 2011: Mei writes Garry that SRB was applying for financing through NDH Capital Corp, again for improvements at Woodlands: «NDH Capital Corp. is requiring the town to secure an opinion of counsel letter from independent outside counsel stating the town is authorized to make the necessary amendments,» to Singh's concession agreements.

But they are made necessary by the failure of the state's employee unions to make reasonable concessions in their benefits and wages.»

That also means you could be able to negotiate certain things or make concessions when necessary.

... the exhaustive list of witnesses, objections, adjournments, refusals by counsel to make concessions that they should be making, and the general inability of counsel to exercise the necessary judgment about what will help their case prolong hearings well beyond what is necessary and affordable.

You may assume that because of this lofty position of power they hold in the industry, AMC might want to set a good example by exhibiting movies in the best possible quality in an attempt to lure more customers; after all, attendance is declining and while theaters make the majority of their money in concessions, humans are still a necessary component of their business model.

The woman found herself having to make concessions that wouldn't otherwise have been necessary, says Silbert, just so she could complete the real estate deal.