Hollande, too, will have to make concessions.

That will require both sides to make substantial concessions.

It is time for compromise it is time for decision.

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

In the hope of breaking the deadlock, Obama signaled his willingness to compromise.

No one should be deceived by any concessions that the Kremlin makes.

Yet, in today s polarized environment in Washington, Republicans and Democrats are unwilling to compromise or at least to compromise too early.

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

Neither side has been prepared to compromise on any substantive issue.

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

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

The left offered big concessions and was ready to take high risks for the sake of peace.

On this front, however, China s leaders made no compromise with Obama.

In principle, they do at least when asked. But, in practice, it is much less certain that they are ready to choose how to reduce it.

But we will not make false compromises in order to accommodate the very specific national interests of a very few.

As is always the case in peace negotiations, both sides must be willing to compromise.

The US needs to reshape the environment to make it easier for Iran to compromise.

He chose to offer free the song explaining he did not want to make money on the clash.

If its destination is Europe without compromises, Belgrade will be on that train.

Cuba will not rest in its struggle, will not surrender, will never make concessions, will never fail to speak up.

Any attempt to weaken or undermine our rules based international system should be rejected without compromise.

We need an integrated system that uses real time data to optimize personal mobility on a massive scale without hassle or compromises for travelers.

Netanyahu s unwillingness to compromise disconcerts, confuses, and often enrages Americans.

The law is one of several concessions President Dmitry Medvedev offered in response to the Bolotnaya Square protests last winter.

Our peoples do not need gracious concessions, but equitable distribution of the wealth that everyone in the world produces.

Disagreement may lead to compromises, but that does not change the underlying differences in starting positions.

The waning influence of Istanbul in the Gulf forced it to make concessions without much to gain in return.

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

At the same time, Armenia has rejected any proposal, which required excessive political concessions in exchange for participation in certain energy projects.

The Chinese demanded a resumption of talks on the unsettled border, though there seems little prospect of either side making new concessions.

Unlike the Vietnamese Emperor Bảo Đại, Sihanouk was careful not to compromise himself too much in collaboration with Japan.

Bd7 (or 6...Nbd7 7.Nf5) 7.Bxd7 Nbxd7 8.Nf5 and the knight on f5 is difficult to dislodge without concessions.

This could lead to a situation where Members negotiate their mutual concessions on the basis of different understandings of the various sectors.

For NAMA, a development oriented tariff reduction formula suited to developing countries and their ability to offer and sustain concessions was needed.

Initially, it looked like Obasanjo would weather the storm and serve out his last term without making concessions to his opponents.

In so doing, he launched a process of reform that will succeed only if we are prepared to understand the positions of others and to make genuine compromises in our own.

A role for the Russians could help coax Assad into offering concessions that he will not make as long as he views the process as one that is intended to destroy him.

In part, this reflects political hedging by the MILF in the face of Manila s incapacity to make meaningful concessions.

Despite American support and the ostensible spirit of self determination, the Western powers refused his claims, transferring the German concessions to Japan instead.

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

For that to happen, difficult but unavoidable compromises will have to be made by all the protagonists so that the legitimacy of State institutions can be fully exercised.

To achieve that goal, both parties must be ready to make concessions and accept long term commitments that respond to the fundamental needs and concerns of the other party.

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.

Indeed, many people mock the very notion of human rights, which is seen as leading to loony concessions that favor criminals and terrorists.

There is no free national health scheme although the public health system does provide special concessions to disadvantaged groups such as people with disabilities as well as pregnant mothers and elderly people.