Sentences with phrase «seen as a concession»

For Maduro in particular, who enjoys his party's support only insomuch as Chávez chose him as his successor, any move seen as a concession to the opposition and «capitalist enemies» would be political suicide.

A decision not to challenge Labour's position over Trident is being seen as a concession by the leadership towards the GMB union, which is strongly opposed to any shift in policy.

His final selection was seen as a concession to the state's senior senator, Chuck Schumer, who wanted a low - profile politician who wouldn't dim his own star power, as well as a sop to the upstate region in a state where nearly all of the political power was concentrated in New York City.

The decision might be seen as a concession amid ongoing, pre-trial jockeying.

In a move seen as a concession to authors, Google revised its position last week on a lawsuit to give other companies a means to license Google's catalog of copyrighted, out - of - print books.

While some saw it as a concession to the fact that Chrome OS has yet to find an identity outside of education, others saw a rich ecosystem maturing beyond its original narrow purpose.

Not exact matches

Perhaps things will break differently, but as the Trump administration digs in on the necessity of reducing the U.S. trade deficit, it's becoming increasingly difficult to see how Canada and Mexico can avoid making significant concessions.

«If he returns with a concession, he will be seen as having succumbed to China and to have abandoned long - standing good relations for a pittance.»

Within the coalition are two factions: those pushing to play hardball on Capitol Hill by threatening to force uncooperative lawmakers from office in November, and those who'd rather see the debate settled at the congressional negotiating table sooner rather than later, even if it means making policy concessions to companies such as Verizon and Comcast.

They will not contemplate any concessions, such as proposing a more democratic alternative, because it might be seen as capitulation.

I see it as a sort of a concession I'll have to make if I don't have the faith to find contentment in my God alone.

They fail to see the human person as a united being, and make no concession for the real and restless battle within him.

One can thus see how the translators rendered the Latin subjunctive fiat as «let it be done,» leaving open the possibility of readers interpreting it as a command, concession, or — what I think is the most compelling, grammatically — a wish construction.

A philosopher with a fine Catholic education would understand the Pope's meaning, but a secular reporter, educated to see religion as always grudgingly retreating before the advance of science, could only be expected to read the statement as another reluctant concession.

But as Novak rightly points out, «after this concession (and despite Grotius» disclaimer of any atheism on his part), it is not too difficult to understand how Kant saw theology as having validity only when it is made to serve the ultimate ends of ethics.»

The development called forth anew as history goes on will often be seen to depend on orthodox and Catholic doctrine which was unpopular at the time, perhaps which went clean contrary to the mood of the times, and the always ready concessions of well - meaning heresy.

The issue here is whether the claim is supported or not and as you didn't see fit to respond to my pointing out Tour's failure to identify specific deficiencies, I take this as your concession that his claim, as provided in your linked articles, was supported not by citing evidence, but rather by referencing anecdotes.

«We should see lions,» Harry said as we moved out of the compound and onto the sand road leading north to his concession.

Full concessions will be available, as well as the chance to see the Potters compete in an intersquad scrimmage, followed by an autograph meet - and - greet session on the filed.

Plus, Chamakh's added height would benefit the team on set pieces, which is a clear weakness, as we can see from the concession of two goals in four games from set pieces this season.

clowns, it was a def pen and reading shouda won by 4, afterall their concession was an unlucky og back to sols signing like i said i hav much love for the big man and iv no doubts hel give his all.i really wud just love to see chiellini / dzeko / lloris type signings to complete our squad and cement us as 1 of europes elite also i watched barca vs sevilla toni and palop single handedly knocked barca out of the copa del rey... would love a guy him between the sticks.....

I don't see them producing another fairytale though, as Arsenal's intricate football should unravel an untidy and so often clueless Blackpool defence — one which averages over two concessions every game and has shipped more goals than any other top - flight defence this season — time and time again.

The Work and Pensions Secretary will make the concession this week, as part of moves to head off possible protests about the clampdown, which will see housing benefit payments capped at # 400 a week.

Only yesterday, the Prime Minister defended what he saw as a done deal but ITV news understands that there might at least be a concession over how quickly the money needs to be repaid.

«A lot of us would like to see long - term concessions, such as new state employees going to a 401 (k).»

However, with moderate Tories by now seeing Labour as a useful and influential ally, and the government under pressure to offer genuine concessions to coax back their rebels, crucial additional amendments could have been won.

And business advocates say they haven't seen anything of note such as workers» compensation reform or regulatory concessions — to make up for that since.

It is for this and a plethora of other reasons we see the concession of ECG as timely, masterly, and a brilliant feat.

Again, many see, Mr. Antwi - Boasiako, as showing gross disrespect to the Lands and Natural Resources Minister, John Peter Amewu, who had been on various media platforms, saying the Exton Cubic, had met all the necessary requirements and regulations to enter the Bauxite Concession at Nyinahin.

It is being interpreted in Westminster as an attempt to ensure Mr Cameron has enough support to see off opposition from «old guard» MPs, who have been angered at concessions to the Tories» Coalition partners and perceived «gloating» from Lib Dems.

Climate scientists were often uneasy about discussing it, fearful that any concession would be misunderstood by the public and seen as an admission that climate sceptics are right.

The debates can be ferocious, Hess writes, but «seen from an arm's length removed, the diagnoses generally amount to a concession that everyone can more or less go on about their business, so long as we demand more, do more, and spend more.»

A credit counselor will look at all of your enrolled debts and then work with creditors to see if they will give you a lowered interest rate, known as a «concession rate.»

This is hardly surprising given that puppy mills are regulated by agricultural departments at the state and federal levels, and agribusiness, which sides with the mills, is a powerful lobby and sees every concession to humane interests as the thin end of the wedge for broader, animal - friendly reform in farming.

Bring your own skates or rent some from beach concessions such as Zack's (see link below).

Either way, I already saw that the 3DS version is less atmospheric in the lighting, but this video made it clear that other concessions were made in the port, such as the reduced dust, the weaker flashlight and the less ethereal ghosts.

Seeing that the campaign and the multiplayer are (essentially) the two main components of the game, I take that as a concession that Black Ops is the best so far.

In fighting game tournaments, hitting the Pause» or «Options» button is seen as a sign of concession, but can happen accidentally.

The discrepancy can be seen with box - and - whiskers of the ensemble, but it pervades all models... (Re Fig. 5) In addition, even IPCC's seemingly broad concession somewhat understates the problem, as all (not «most») CMIP5 RCP8.5 runs and models run too hot, as shown in the following boxplot: IPCC's entire discussion of 15 - year trends is completely worthless....

Tripa was widely seen as a test case for Indonesia's commitment to a two - year moratorium on new logging and plantation concessions across 14.5 million hectares of forest and peatlands.

In the traditional view of power, campaigners need to appeal to decision makers to change policies, pass legislation, or make whatever concessions might be seen as politically possible at a given time.

Dominic Grieve, the Conservative shadow home secretary highlights one popular criticism: «The Act has attracted a huge amount of public hostility and helped to create a rights culture which has been seen by many people as forcing the state to make concessions to the undeserving... public bodies routinely hide behind the Act to hide their own incompetence.»

On the classification of concessions contracts as for works or for services, see the Judgment of the EFTA Court of 21 March 2018 in EFTA Surveillance Authority v Norway (Kristiansand's parking), case E-4 / 17 (and a press release also available).

The court approved the concession on the grounds that the principles of parliamentary sovereignty dictated that a referendum is always advisory unless there is very clear language to make it binding, that a parliamentary briefing paper available to parliamentarians said that the EU referendum was only intended to be advisory, and that a vote to leave would entail many outstanding questions as to how to implement the decision (see paras 105 — 8 of the judgment).

The same concession is involved when Bich J.A.'s decision in Au dragon forgé is treated as a simple application of the Dunsmuir framework to an interpretation of the home statute (see e.g. Journal de Montréal c. Barrette, 2014 QCCS 5196, at para. 19).

Many people see life insurance as a means to use tax concessions.

It will be interesting to see which way the Indian government swings — if it does give Apple concessions, it would set a precedent that companies already producing in India, such as Xiaomi, would be eager to follow, which will in turn mean a high level of relaxation in the norms the country has had until now.