Examples of using To make concessions in English and their translations into Swedish
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we were aiming for an agreement and we were ready to make concessions.
The EC was therefore forced to make concessions before the present criteria could be accepted in April this year.
The economic interests in the region cannot allow us to make concessions on fundamental rights and freedoms.
Perhaps we should go as far as to make concessions in other areas in order to ensure that this priority is genuinely asserted in practice.
were forced to temper their ambitions, to make concessions.
It must be emphasised, however, that the Union should not be the only one to make concessions.
All attempts by the NATO leadership to resume the transit movement of their cargoes through the territory of Pakistan run into the unwillingness of Islamabad to make concessions.
In addition to industrially advanced third countries, there are also emerging economies which need to make concessions in proportion to their degree of development
And I appeal to all those comrades who are not satisfied with the resolution to make concessions.
which had cultivated opportunism in their midst, and which had been brought up to make concessions to the opportunists, to the nationalists, could not have acted differently.
most suitable moments in order to force our country to make concessions.
Karl van Loon and Henk Atvud they had no idea I do not want to make concessions to you.
I do not want to make concessions to you.
on Commissioner Mandelson to continue to make concessions, especially in the agricultural sector.
not wanting to make concessions to the West.
which sooner or later will force Moscow"To make concessions".
any other Palestinian leader will be able to make concessions in return for peace with Israel.
are unwilling to make concessions, both will be forced to deal with the poor consequences of not reaching an agreement.
that it is necessary to make concessions to the“civilized opposition”
contrary to expectations this extreme politeness of the staff did not imply a readiness to make concessions.