Sentence examples for concession scenario from inspiring English sources

In a client note, Barry pointed out that the market is currently pricing in a moderate concession scenario between the two parties.

Among the scenarios tested, the concession scenario is the most promising, halving the expected emissions if it is implemented as planned.

Let X s ( j ) ( t ) be the harvested timber volume of species s at time t at the concession level under project scenario j.

The harvested timber volume for species s at time t at the concession level under management scenario j thus is: X s ( j ) ( t ) = τ T ∑ c = 1 T / τ W s ( j ) ( t, c ) (11).

Adding all the carbon pools, the carbon stock (in tons of CO 2) at time t at the concession level under management scenario j is: C ( j ) ( t ) = γ − 1 α ∑ s = 1 S τ T ∑ c = 1 T / τ M s ( j ) ( t, c ) + C prod ( j ) ( t ) + C other ( j ) ( t ) (13).

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The documents admit that under the baseline scenario "significant concessions" are necessary to improve Greece's chances of ridding itself permanently of its debt financing woes.

While the analysis underlines the fact that Greece has already benefited from a number of debt-reducing measures – maturities have been extended, interest payments are similar to those of less indebted nations and the PSI in 2012 cut debt by about €100bn – the document also admits that under the baseline scenario "significant concessions" would improve sustainability.

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.

"There are competing paradigms about what financial statements are for," says John Hepp of Grant Thornton, an accountancy firm.The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), which sets rules for most countries apart from America, has made tactical concessions to avoid the nightmare scenario of banks and politicians writing the rules themselves.

The other two scenarios, conservation and concession, suggest the risk reductions by 11 and 59%%, respectively.