Sentence examples for granting a concession from inspiring English sources
Granting a concession to company "is not just cutting the forests from place to place; there are measures put in place to ensure the forests are not eliminated," he told the BBC.
The authenticity of this document was disputed, largely because the only witnesses to have signed it, apart from inDuna Mshete, were Renny-Tailyour's associates, one of whom soon attested that Lobengula had believed himself to be granting a concession to Theophilus Shepstone's son, "Offy" Shepstone, with Lippert merely acting as an agent.
Nevertheless, the energy ministry proposes to grant a concession to build a 1,500MW fossil-fuel power station near the border.
The government owned them and granted a concession on their profitable operation for periods of 30 years or more.
One of his most momentous acts was to grant a concession to a French company in 1856 for the construction of the Suez Canal.
In BOT approach, the private sector is granted a concession to plan, design, construct, operate and maintain a project in a certain period of time and after that it should be transferred to the government.
This cottage, once known as the Spa, was erected in 1868 by a firm granted a concession to dispense minteral waters of all sorts "in the healthful surroundings of the Park".
The first attempt to build a canal across the Isthmus of Panama began in 1881 after the Colombian government granted a concession to the privately owned Compagnie Universelle du Canal Interocéanique.
The Jan . 18letter from Linda Canzanelli, superintendent of Gateway, which grants a concession to the club allowing it to operate, specified as "comments and recommendations" that the pier not be rebuilt.
