Her concession speech was a classic: she launched into a diva-like tirade against the press.

In politics, it's tough to lose, but you make your concession speech, lie low for a few days, and then go on with life.

He was defeated, and his concession speech was broadcast to the nation.

In his concession speech he again praised the parliamentary system but in reality his faith in elective democracy had given out.

In his concession speech, he said that he had the right ideas for the city but acknowledged that he was an imperfect messenger.

Concession tickets are not available via this offer.

Local people purchase concession tickets to keep the price low.

There were also concession tickets for students, seniors and others.

Most have been freed alive in return for some government concessions or cash.

Hostility from the business community has led to a string of government concessions on tax.

Finally, although privately owned, the tobacco companies were operated under government concessions.

In 2011, government concessions accounted for 76% of the company's income.

For the company to maintain its unequal land holdings it often required government concessions.

However, in a major concession, associations with more than 200 members who objected would be able to opt out.

It seemed they were making a major concession about the strength of their arguments.

But she added that the rest regarded this as a 'major concession' and insisted 'on the need to preserve the substance of the innovations agreed' in the past.

Then, later in the negotiation, the issue can be traded for a major concession of actual importance.

Fans are served at three major concession stands with 36 points of sale.

No, we will have to make the concession of opening our markets to them too.

In politics, it's tough to lose, but you make your concession speech, lie low for a few days, and then go on with life.

Some drivers would never make a concession of this kind to a rival in public.

Later she will make a concession for the photographs and rub on some lip balm.

More homes would be made available to young families if the government would reduce the level of stamp duty, or at least make a concession for retired people downsizing.

But these minor concessions are unlikely to prevent a significant outflow of highly paid foreign professionals and some of the businesses that employ them.

Minor concessions on non-dom rules and some new initiatives to encourage enterprise were positive, relationship-building steps.

One by one, the other full member nations have been persuaded of the proposals, by dint of minor concessions to the original draft.

I offered some minor concessions.

There have been some minor concessions, such as a reversal of plans to force banks to disclose how many of their staff earn more than 1m.

Nearly three in five - 58 per cent - of those aged 18-34 think that he should offer the concession.

I appeal to all layers to offer this concession.

Moreover, in the light of the bumper revenues from the penal rate of stamp duty on rental and second homes, the government should offer a concession to first-time buyers.

When demonstrations persisted, the president decided to offer a concession instead of a club.

And last night he did offer some concessions to his antilockdown rebellious colleagues.

In a significant concession, however, van owners will be exempt.

Nevertheless, some members see the wording of the letter as a significant concession and change of tone.

The opposition has accused the regime of deliberately prolonging talks without making any significant concessions in order to buy time, split its opponents and give itself a veneer of respectability.

Both insist that they have made significant concessions.

Second, both sides will have to make significant concessions to eliminate or soften the impact of these non-tariff barriers.

On that basis it submitted a very low tariff that allowed it to win the concession.

Once more, he failed to win the concession.

This suggests the workers themselves have considerable latent power: if they down tools, might they win concessions?

Critics have already won concessions that will mean associations with more than 100 members can opt out.

She won concessions but not an outright victory.