Sentence examples for have concession from inspiring English sources

The established fast food chains have been relegated to the upper tiers, while local shops — Habana Outpost and Junior's, among others — have concession stands on the main floor.

The announcement came as analysts tried to gauge how the need to have concession talks with each union would affect United's chances of avoiding bankruptcy.

It will have concession stands, bathrooms and a larger waiting area than the current two-slip terminal, which serves around 7,800 commuters a day.

He sold pretzels at age 6 and flags at 9. At 12, he went to work for Lazar, Stein & Landsman, ABC's predecessor company, filling vending machines in movie theaters, which did not yet have concession stands.

Even the lowest-level Minor League clubs have concession stands, and as the level in question gets higher, the food and drink choices deviate moreso from the standard hot dogs, beer, peanuts, and Cracker Jack.

"For example, we currently have concession-card holders right now paying $6.10 for a $2 pack of paracetamol if they buy it using a PBS-subsidised prescription, which also attracts a taxpayer subsidy on top," she said.

While its products are not stocked in supermarkets, it does have concessions at John Lewis.

Most major cities had concession areas, not governed by China, that were set aside for the residence of foreigners.

The bookseller has concession agreements with Costa Coffee, Starbucks and Paperchase in certain stores and since 2012, has introduced their own Café W brand.

The university has concessions to operate educational programs in the park and run the marina there.

Westminster has concessions for electric cars while the City of London has just dropped its parking incentives.