Sentence examples similar to concession for access from inspiring English sources

The numbers of gibbons being kept in captivity will only increase as their forest homes are opened up for plantations, logging concessions and for access.

So these concessions of access to the musical mainstream express deeply contextual political compromises.

But the biggest problem is now America, which is no longer leading the drive for freer trade.Trade negotiations operate on the misguided mercantilist premise that opening domestic markets is a concession to be exchanged for access to foreign ones.

Since most governments operate on the mercantilist premise that opening domestic markets is a concession to be traded for access to foreign markets, multilateral liberalisation is often the most effective route to free trade.In this mercantilist world, a successful WTO round requires a balanced trade-off between domestic and foreign concessions.

"You would pay the landowner or professional hunter a concession to access the property and then for every animal that you choose to take, you would pay a price for that animal," Mr. McDonald said.

"Although the public are advised to stay out of the sea, and above the high tide line, all beaches and promenades remain open for access and beach concessions are open for business as usual".

He also spurned the concessions on free movement as a price for access to the EU single market.

The Soviets were also pushing for concessions in the Dodecanese to be included in the peace treaty with Italy and for access through the Dardanelles strait between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean.

We find similar results for access students entering through the standard admissions system and those entering with grade concessions.

LDCs are eligible for special concessions, such as access to duty-free export markets and high levels of developmental aid.

Living inside a logging concession, their access to the forest behind their farms is already curtailed.