Sentences with phrase «minor concessions»

It looks like the HD remaster has successfully brought the classic game to modern consoles, though it hasn't come without a few minor concessions.

There was a progressive element to the successive edits; what started out as minor concessions became major revisions.

Still, minor concessions aside, the military does not adapt for the sake of football.

When their kindly union rep, Albert (Bob Hoskins), encourages the women to bring their grievances to Ford, Rita, along with the shop steward Connie (Geraldine James), are fobbed off with minor concessions.

Even though the CDU / CSU did not give in on same sex marriage and made only minor concessions on the issue of double citizenship, the SPD could enforce positions fostering its working class image.

Although ministers offered a series of minor concessions intended to satisfy the many Labour MPs who signed an amendment attacking government policy, MPs voted by a majority of 21 to back a Liberal Democrat demand for «an equal right of residence for all Gurkhas».

«People who have made major concessions up front will perceive even minor concessions later as major stumbling blocks,» warns Carroll.

Blacks watched minor concessions being made, token integration here and there, while the power base of the society changed very little.

Resident Bob Rettger said moving the structure represents «only one extremely minor concession.»

The mayor leaned heavily on Mr. Constantinides and on the Council's Committee on Land Use to get the development pushed through — and, with a few minor concessions from Mr. de Blasio, they bowed under the pressure.

In a recent CNN interview, even Zuckerberg admitted that perhaps the company should face some regulation, though he was careful to offer only minor concessions like transparency for political ads.

In exchange for their support, the Liberals were granted a number of minor concessions.

Despite these minor concessions, the T1135 is still an administrative burden, especially when considering that publicly traded foreign securities were very clearly reported to the CRA on behalf of taxpayers before the advent of the T1135.

There have been some minor concessions.

There have been some minor concessions in that regard, with the government saying it would have a team of ten senior judges rubber - stamping surveillance warrants.

Labour was badly split on the issue at that time so Wilson promised a referendum in order to control the dissenters, but then announced at the last minute that the minor concessions he had won from the European Commission justified a vote to stay in.

Armed forces minister Bill Rammell made a minor concession on the issue on Monday.

The decisions to backtrack and pause on some of the most punitive and unfair of the policy proposals is a positive development, but getting even these minor concessions has taken a huge amount of time and effort.

It may make a minor concession here and there, but the handwriting is on the wall.

Instead of this minor concession, the nation really needs an indefinite moratorium on high - stakes tests and consequences to allow the development of new assessment practices that actually support learning and teaching.

A new front bumper in 1996 didn't help, and minor concessions to the rear spoiler over the past two seasons did little.

A new front bumper in 1996 didn't help, and minor concessions to the rear spoiler over the past two seasons did little.When NASCAR gave the Pontiac help with the front bumper and the rear spoiler on Sept..

It's best tailored for fans who can look past the odd age, gender, and narrative inconsistencies of prior games and accept that retconning is a minor concession in series known for batshit plot developments and supernatural enemies.

In the past two weeks, the New York Times reported that Microsoft has made a minor concession with European privacy authorities about how long it retains its log files.

It provides a solid boost to the game's render rate, with a minor concession that shadows take on a chunkier look.