concession

While the boycott brought considerable publicity to the issue of hate speech and disinformation on Facebook, the company made relatively modest concessions to the organizers.

At his concession speech, he told his staff to get ready to go work the next day.

The constitution was rewritten retrospectively in an attempt to put the concession beyond legal challenge.

But there remains an underlying air of stress, from the media tent to the concession stands.

But catching glimpses of the concession speeches from the above quintumverate would make the night a lot less painful.

Is this a concession in the land of the anything goes world of Juggalos?

Maizie would get fifty, Tony and his wife a hundred smackers, another fifty for the concession.

This concession, apparently simple and unobjectionable, was fatal to the views of Mendez.

He nodded, swallowing hard, as if the concession well-nigh choked him.

I hate, where I looked for a manly furtherance, or at least a manly resistance, to find a mush of concession.

She saw that she must make some concession to him, if she was to keep any of her influence over him.