Sentence examples for concessional prices from inspiring English sources

15. (C) Qureshi likely will repeat Zardari's pleas for USG intervention with Saudi Arabia, UAE and other Gulf states to deliver oil at concessional prices; to date, our efforts have been rebuffed but the upcoming Donors' Conference would provide another avenue to press for assistance.

He cited rising oil prices (though the island receives more than half its oil from Venezuela at a concessional price).

The concessional price of $1,700 is already a nearly 95% price reduction from the publicly listed price of delamanid in Europe".

People who are registered with the NDSS can access a range of products including blood and urine testing strips, syringes, needles and insulin pump consumables at a concessional price.

It recommended that credit be offered on "highly concessional terms", that would give the stricken country low interest rates and long repayment periods.

Grenada depends on oil from Trinidad -- not an OPEC member -- and in the past Trinidad has offered concessional terms in times of crisis.

"However, if the loan is on concessional terms it would enable the country to weather the crisis.

Amidst all the focus on its internal debt, largely forgotten has been Japan's long history of external lending on concessional terms, especially to promote Japanese exports.

The programme offers long-term loans at highly concessional terms to specified developing countries.

"Having already invested over $400m in research and development costs, this concessional, cost-plus price agreed upon with the GDF ensures Otsuka is able to sustain the manufacturing costs of delamanid and continue its viable research and development programme in tuberculosis," said Marc Destito, communications director at Otsuka.

Wen said China wants to help Africa build its financing capacity and would provide the concessional loans with generous terms.