Sentence examples for Be concessional from inspiring English sources

In response to a 2012 DAC survey, Germany said: "We consider loans to be concessional if they are offered to the borrower at a lower rate than the borrower would normally pay on the capital markets.

It should be concessional and should contain a grant element of at least 25percentnt.

Though the loans are likely to be "concessional," with interest rates and terms far more generous than what the market would ask for, activists say the three countries — among the poorest in Africa — should not be saddled with any more debt.

With the PBS listing, sufferers of relapsing-remitting MS will pay just $40.30 a script or $6.50 if they are concessional patients.

However, the vast majority of patients in the study would have been concessional beneficiaries.

All bilateral commitments, and nearly half of multilateral ones, were concessional in character.

We thus believe it is safe to assume that a very high proportion of CRD patients in this study were concessional beneficiaries.

"Interest rates will be non-concessional, not contain any subsidy element," said the agreement.

In Australia one of the biggest behaviour changers is the concessional treatment of superannuation - leading people to contribute more to their super than they otherwise would purely because of the tax break they receive.

"However, if the loan is on concessional terms it would enable the country to weather the crisis.

For the year ending June 2006, 83.8% of all dispenses and 80.0% of expenditure recorded on the PBS were for concessional patients [ 13].