Sentence examples for concession granting from inspiring English sources

Earlier, in 1892, protest movements – a "dress rehearsal" for the forthcoming Constitutional Revolution – forced Nasir al-Din Shah to annul a concession granting a British company monopolistic rights over Iranian tobacco.

Although the resolution does not automatically threaten the use of force if Syria reneges — a Western concession granted to Russia — it nonetheless represents the Security Council's most significant action to date on the Syria conflict.

The trade diplomat's incantation that to open his market is a "concession" granted in exchange for an opening somewhere else is economic nonsense spouted for domestic political purposes.

In 2000, mobs forced the cancellation of a concession granted to a group led by Bechtel, an American construction firm, to run the water industry in Cochabamba, Bolivia's third city.

The ministry wanted Braathens SAFE to fly the route with a concession granted to SAS, but Braathens SAFE rejected this.

His organization and other conservation groups have found natural allies in the indigenous communities whose land falls within the HKND concession granted by the Ortega government.

Even with that concession granted, the Italians can marry Miss America -- we'll stay happier over here dating all of the runner-ups.

Other countries signed the Pact in return for special concessions granted by Germany.

Concessions granted to one party, like the European Union, would then apply to all member countries.

Union leaders have said that neither paper would be legally entitled to concessions granted The Post.

He lowered rail rates and tariffs on imports and abolished the expensive concessions granted by the Kruger regime.