Sentence examples for concessionary to from inspiring English sources

The NUS had previously suggested replacing tuition fees with a graduate tax – a policy that was seen by some as too concessionary to the government.

Many campaigners for female bishops say privately they are concerned that a rushed return of the legislation in a modified form could result in them having to vote on a measure that is more concessionary to their opponents and even more discriminatory.

A possible loss of up to 21 staff in the street cleaning division as part of a £413,000 saving, cuts to concessionary bus passes to save £350,000 and scrapping school uniform grants to save £190,000, will also be consulted on.

"The message from the union leadership nowadays often is, 'We don't have any choice, we have to go down this concessionary road to see if we can do damage control,' " he said.

The government is also beginning to solve land rights disputes and granting concessionary plots to local families in the region.

Clashes with private security guards and with the police, who receive a monthly stipend paid by Shougang, are common in Ruta del Sol, on land where Shougang says it has concessionary rights to exploit deposits of dolomite, a mineral it hopes to extract for smelting iron and steel.

"Impact Investing" is another label that we need to watch closely since it could range from philanthropy or concessionary investing to high return investments with social and/or environmental benefits.

So the council have yet another failure to answer for - why they did not secure proper formal approval for concessionary travel to be paid by the Scottish government before embarking on the project?

He also granted a series of concessionary rights to foreigners in return for large payments that went into his own pockets.

Rhodes secured concessionary rights to land north of the Limpopo River, founded the British South Africa Company, and in 1890 dispatched a pioneer column to occupy what became known as Rhodesia.

Legally, Cornwall Council cannot force concessionary passengers to pay.