Sentence examples for By concessionary from inspiring English sources

As it stands, about a third of bus journeys in England are taken by concessionary travelers.

I'll get on the bus, shivering and cold, and I'll be surrounded by concessionary pass-holders – who don't complain about the buses as they don't have to pay for them.

The king appointed an engineer to oversee construction, and an inspector of roads and bridges, to be paid by the concessionary.

Local authorities are also forced by law to provide concessionary bus travel to pensioners.

Local authorities are also forced by law to provide concessionary bus travel for pensioners.

By cutting support for concessionary travel, government is harming older and disabled passengers, while threatening the viability of coach services.

The NUS had previously suggested replacing tuition fees with a graduate tax – a policy that was seen by some as too concessionary to the government.

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Land will often be provided by state governments at concessionary rates, and both developers and operating units can receive tax breaks for up to 15 years, provided they are export-oriented.The aim is to boost industrial investment and exports, while persuading the private sector to build social infrastructure that the states cannot afford.

"The Scottish government should consider making a real change by making the national concessionary bus scheme conditional on the buses running on green power".

The justification for this has largely revolved around the need to support additional investment in primary health care and maintain quality services, even when costs are subsidized in the medium term by international aid and/or concessionary loans [ 11].