Sentence examples for concession policy from inspiring English sources

"It is a unilateral concession policy," Costas Karamanlis, the opposition leader, contended earlier this month.

Last month, the EU urged the Cambodian government to stop forced evictions and called on the European commission (EC) to investigate the country's economic land concession policy, raising the prospect of sanctions.

We examine how corruption impacts a central government's application of concession policy instruments consisting of royalty rates, concession size, environmentally sensitive logging levels, and enforcement.

Through concession policy, port authorities can retain some control on the organization and structure of the supply side of the port market and can encourage port service providers to optimize the use of scarce resources such as land.

If BAU is considered as a reference scenario, then the concession policy (G-CPL) scenario is likely to reduce the CO2 emissions by 59.20 % (442.6 million Mg CO2) through its expected deforestation by the end of 2030.

The death of U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on April 12th. , 1945 as well as the fact that the U.S.S.R. didn't respect the decisions made at Yalta, makes the concessions policy to be abandoned.

And, he will not have had to make a single concession on policy or principle.

Labor had already announced ambitious policies to wind back the generosity of superannuation concessions for the wealthiest and to limit negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions – a policy that would both save money and go some way to slowing the price rises that are putting home ownership out of reach for so many Australians.

One Lib Dem insider has a gloomier assessment: the Conservatives have attained power by subsuming senior Lib Dems into government and making concessions on policy to show they are truly "detoxified", with little care for the third party's electoral support.

Republicans "don't get to demand ransom in exchange for doing their jobs", Mr Obama said, by demanding concessions in policy before reopening government.

The Organization of American States' Jose Miguel Insulza has expressed willingness to dialogue with the new government, and even the president of Brazil, who has led the charge along with Venezuela against the interim Honduran regime, has suggested that a symbolic gesture such as allowing Zelaya to preside over the inauguration might be a sufficient concession for a policy reversal.