Sentence examples for concession status from inspiring English sources
"concession status" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It generally refers to the status of an individual who has been granted a concession or an agreement that provides a special privilege, benefit, or cost reduction. For example, "The elderly can apply for concession status at the store which will entitle them to an additional 25% off their purchases."
Comparison of ALSWH data with linked Medicare data enabled women's descriptions of their connection to DVA to be cross-checked with the concession status of their MBS/PBS RPBS) claims.
The factors that increased the odds of experiencing hardship included: if household income was negatively impacted by CKD (e.g. due to early departure from the workforce or change in employment circumstances) (OR: 4.80, CI: 2.17-10.62) and concession status (OR: 3.09, CI: 1.38-6.91).
The relative influence of cost on medication choice was not influenced by health care concession card status, private health insurance status, or work status.
Support from 12 of the 18 counties and 26 of the 39 recreational cricket boards is needed to make such a change but there is at least a growing concession the status quo, while seeing counties such as Surrey thrive – a record gate receipts for this Friday's Blast fixture with Kent at The Oval – it is not working for all.
We examined responses for the consumers by age, gender, private insurance and concession card status.
We recorded the gender and age (18 44 years, 45 59 years, ≥60 years) of respondents, private health insurance and concession card status.
But with no side in the mood to make concessions, the status quo grows ever more entrenched.
A scientific statesman, if there were such a person, would try to defuse the situation by professing respect for all religions and making a grand yet also trivial concession about the status of evolution.
Concession or pensioner status only goes some way to ameliorate this burden.
Zhou Enlai and Mao (presumably) contemplated the value of an American counterweight to the Soviets, concessions on the status of Taiwan, and technology transfers.
A statement from his spokesman warned regional countries against backing a project that would further separate Gaza from the West Bank and require concessions on the status of Jerusalem.
