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But in one major area, the union made significant concessions.

The change has turned out to be one of the most significant concessions the players ever have made to the owners.

"Yeltsin will have to make significant concessions to them," he said.

"And in terms of ideology, he has already made significant concessions."

The Government's decision today was the most significant concession since the unrest began.

The government was forced to give way and to make vague but significant concessions.

Republican senators said today that they expected to win some Democratic votes for their bill without making significant concessions.

American won significant concessions in the spring from all its workers, both unionized and not.

An agreement was reached after the Amir gave significant concessions.

This is a significant concession translating into better trade prospects.

However, the young queen was forced into making significant concessions to the aristocracy.

But neither side made significant concessions, while each blamed the other for the stalemate.

The same workers who just agreed to significant concessions could also become angry over continuing generous treatment of executive pay.

Neither he nor his appointees made any significant concessions to party conservatives.

Others have observed that, for a 'positivist', he makes significant concessions to natural law thought.

A year later, both critics and supporters of the sanctions agreed that they had failed to bring any significant concessions.

Others stay and negotiate, and in some cases, the doctors have won significant concessions.

The government sweetened the deal with two significant concessions.

We have proposed significant concessions, along with revenue sharing and payroll taxes.

It succeeded in paralysing the British government and winning significant concessions.

But the United States and its allies have also made a significant concession to the developing world.

The prime minister apparently offered significant concessions that were never enough to satisfy the Palestinians.

Already, it has negotiated significant concessions from its workers, suppliers, landlords and others.

Diplomats had expected the Israeli prime minister to pay lip service to a peace deal and even to make some significant concessions.

The company called the move a significant concession toward greater openness and compatibility with competitors.