Sentence examples for concessions granted from inspiring English sources

Concessions granted to one party, like the European Union, would then apply to all member countries.

He lowered rail rates and tariffs on imports and abolished the expensive concessions granted by the Kruger regime.

The concessions granted by Ford workers provide a starting point for what G.M. and Chrysler are asking from the union.

Its year-end filing discussed such restructurings, noting that they involved concessions granted by the bank when it recognized that a borrower's financial condition had deteriorated.

The disagreement pointed to the fissures Mr. King confronts, particularly among factions fighting concessions granted by the union in recent years.

Our government will cancel all land, forest and mining concessions granted by Hun Sen that were associated with the eviction of legitimate landowners.

Although the resolution does not automatically threaten the use of force if Syria reneges — a Western concession granted to Russia — it nonetheless represents the Security Council's most significant action to date on the Syria conflict.

The trade diplomat's incantation that to open his market is a "concession" granted in exchange for an opening somewhere else is economic nonsense spouted for domestic political purposes.

In 2000, mobs forced the cancellation of a concession granted to a group led by Bechtel, an American construction firm, to run the water industry in Cochabamba, Bolivia's third city.

Under the unconditional form, any tariff concession granted to a third party is granted to the contracting party, a principle that was included in the 1948 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and in 1995 in the agreement establishing the World Trade Organization (WTO).

The ministry wanted Braathens SAFE to fly the route with a concession granted to SAS, but Braathens SAFE rejected this.