We and the sponsors made concessions in the drafting of the resolution.

We have made substantial concessions during negotiations on the Protocol before us.

Uganda had made several concessions in the hope of accelerating progress towards that end.

We will always remember the difficult concessions they made in order to reach agreement.

Major concessions were made by both sides to preserve peace and harmony in the Territory.

This article reflects an important balance in concessions that could be made between developing countries and developed countries.

Make a few concessions.

The adoption of the text was the result of a lengthy negotiation process in which all parties made important concessions.

Some delegates were of the view that the concessions made in the negotiations on movement of natural persons were very limited.

An attempt has also been made to translate the relevant Uruguay Round concessions into the Harmonized System tariff nomenclature of 1996.

The French have obtained concessions in Yunnan,

Here again, in order to promote consensus, concessions have been made, and the original negotiating mandate has been limited to a discussion mandate.

Mr. Gal (Mongolia) said that despite many concessions made by all parties, the gap between positions had been too wide to be bridged.

In Brazil, the television channels are public concessions.

This Accord was made possible only through the concessions, at times painful, made by both sides, but it does not represent any renunciation by the local partners of their deeply held beliefs.

She expressed the opinion that during the previous days of negotiations all delegations had made some concessions and she encouraged them to pursue their efforts.

That will require both sides to make substantial concessions.

The United States have no territorial concessions in China.

The rights of indigenous peoples have been disregarded in many government decisions, in particular those relating to citizenship, logging concessions and concessions for industrial plantations.

During the nineteenth century, large investments were made by the private sector in the infrastructure and public utilities of many countries under various types of concessions.

44. The Government recently rejected draft contracts for logging concessions of between 3 and 5 million hectares, in favour of concessions no larger than 150,000 hectares.

The drafting of the text had been possible only because several States belonging to different legal systems and regions had made considerable concessions and shown great flexibility.

Mr. Caruana emphasized that sovereignty was altogether a different matter upon which concessions would not be made and should not be expected as part of this process.

Receipts from the concessions and the money from ticket sales.

Phoenician Oil is almost certain to pick up Keller's concessions now.

In particular, they allow for the removal of concessions when exports increase, exempt sensitive items and reduce the effective scope of preferences while still extracting concessions unrelated to trade.14

In this view, the Government continued, it should be noted that, to date, 133 concessions for radio broadcasting and 14 concessions for television were granted to media enterprises in Croatia .

In signing the Wye Agreement, Israel has made painful territorial concessions, with the knowledge that while Palestinian undertakings are less tangible (and reversible), nonetheless a sincere effort will now be made to create a new climate of peace.

The Frente POLISARIO could not be asked to make any more concessions.

No nation can make unilateral concessions that leave its people more insecure.

As a country in the process of joining WTO Belarus noted with satisfaction that its member States recognized the necessity of taking into account the significant concessions made by new members.

They want you to make concessions to them and then they will reciprocate.

They want you to make concessions to them and then they will reciprocate.

The committee then established criteria for maintaining or revoking concessions (see annex V).

After 1977, the Government withdrew these concessions, in order to generate more funds.

So concessions that were deemed legitimate and acceptable may now become illegitimate and unacceptable. Moderate leaders who advocate these concessions in the context of give and take negotiations may become weaker and hardliners stronger.

Conditions for the award of licences and concessions (legislative recommendation 8 and para. 50)

On the other hand, Israel was rewarded twice by receiving US assurances of significant Palestinian concessions, and by being relieved from paying a price in return for these concessions. Aside from forcing Palestinian concessions on borders and refugees, the US also relieved Israel of the need to negotiate with the Palestinians until they change their leadership.

The international community expects them to make additional efforts and to agree to mutual concessions.

The Millennium Development Goals are achievable, so long as we all make efforts and concessions.

Legislative authority to grant concessions (legislative recommendations 3 and 4 and paras. 10 and 11)

(d) Improving budgetary and expenditure processes, procurement and concessions practices and the Sierra Leone revenue base

Spearheaded by worries about AIDS, activists around the world demanded that something be done. Just before last year's trade talks in Cancun, the US made some concessions, so that it was no longer the only holdout.

That leads to the second question, which is whether real concessions (of the type that will act as an incentive to otherwise recalcitrant States) can be made without undermining the central tenets of the reporting system.

Agreement was reached on the launching of negotiations regarding the question of trade concessions, one of the four questions which were left, by agreement, outside the scope of the Doha Programme of Action investment, competition, trade and environment and trade concessions.