Sentence examples for concessionary rules from inspiring English sources

The first edition of The Game the annual contest between Harvard and Yale was played on November 13 , 1875 under a modified set of rugby rules known as "The Concessionary Rules".

From this, Lunn discovered that profits could be made from the concessionary rates given to guaranteed mass bookings.

Hull was one of the first clubs to make sure carers went in free or at concessionary rates.

But concessionary oil sales are a familiar tradition in Latin America.

In this case, you risk being either too concessionary or too demanding.

But on at least one matter, Mr. Curto was not in a concessionary mood.

Instead they declare enthusiasms such as curbside paper collection, library reorganisation and concessionary bus fares.

Around a third of our students were already paying concessionary fees.

As it stands, about a third of bus journeys in England are taken by concessionary travelers.

"It was concessionary bargaining right from the beginning," Shane Doan of the Phoenix Coyotes said.

"Particularly for low-income countries, concessionary sources are absolutely necessary," he said in an interview.