Sentence examples for given concession from inspiring English sources

We first derive optimal subsidy levels for the government to obtain optimal social welfare, given concession periods.

Even in the face of the financial crisis and budget shortfalls, the M.T.A. has given concession after concession to its main labor union.

A more elaborate theory has been developed in which each party is seen as weighing the cost to itself of a stoppage of given length, the benefit to it of a given concession by the other party, and its estimate of the effect of a given extension of the stoppage on the willingness of the other party to make a concession.

The river distance to the closest city (Iquitos or Pucallpa) was also significantly related to the popularity of a given concession unit (Table 3).

The government has also given concessions to companies to provide cable television service.

Children could remain free, the elderly given concessions and, like India and other Asian countries, ratepayers and taxpayers could be given lower priced access.

They hope to reverse rising inequality, repression and environmental degradation.A senior government spokesman says, with a hint of regret, that Laos has given concessions on 30% of its land to foreigners.

"There is no budget crisis in Wisconsin," he said, adding that the unions "[have] given concessions".

Families wait for Clinton to give concession speech on Nov. 9, 2016.

When I refer poor patients, they will give concession during diagnosis and treatment.

Either getting concessions or giving concessions.