The word "concessionaire" is a valid and commonly used word in written English.
It is used to refer to a person or company granted the right to operate a concession, especially in a public place such as a stadium or shopping mall. For example, "The new concessionaire at the stadium is offering a variety of freshly prepared snacks and beverages."
The 900,000 daily users of the system, known to locals as the Subte (short for underground), may face more disruption.Metrovias, the concessionaire that has managed the Subte's six lines since 1994, relies on public subsides of around $180m a year.
They suggest that the concessionaire might face huge liabilities in the event of an accident.
It fills the streams in Ecuador where Chevron, an oil concessionaire, is accused of dumping its wastewater during a long period of drilling.
A concessionaire will get the right to operate the system for a fixed period in return for plunking down two-thirds of the deployment costs—around €2.2 billion ($2.8 billion).
But at least four consortia are bidding to become the concessionaire, and these consortia include such firms as EADS (the owners of Airbus) and Alcatel.
That, in turn, should provide the company with easier access to western markets and win it higher prices.In other words, the concessionaire in this instance, a firm called Sumalindo Lestari Jaya, believes that there is money to be made by following the law and taking care of the forest in which it operates a revolutionary theory in Indonesia and much of the developing world.
There aren't many things that a hundred and twenty-five pounds, pretty well stretched out, serve as counterweight to, and he is still unable to understand the mentality of the carnival concessionaire who employed him in that capacity.
New York City's main golf concessionaire is American Golf Corporation, the largest golf-course operator in the U.S. The writer visited American Golf's regional director Brian O'Hare at the LaTourette Golf Course, in Staten Island.
The first concessionaire, a M. Frossard, from Lisbon went broke right away.
There is no social significance attached to that, merely that the carnation concessionaire died.
His father had been an executive with the Yankees' old concessionaire, and had season tickets next to the home dugout.
