Sentence examples for in a concessional from inspiring English sources

Her initial instincts may have been right, as Bentley reveals in a concessional interview that he has a strategy to "win" the show: "My strategy going into this is to talk to her about what I'm feeling about my daughter and missing her and then I'm going to win," he says.

Actually, just look at the only number that matters: 2. Two is the total number of points James scored in the fourth -- and it was a concessional layup the Mavs allowed.

On Wednesday, the deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, endorsed a concessional loan for the project in order to "get the thing built and get the money flowing".

It also offers fruit drinks in five flavors under that brand, benefiting from a concessional goods-and-services tax rate for drinks without synthetic additives.

The ZTO provides a concessional tax offset designed to recognise isolation, "uncongenial climate" and the high cost of living associated with living in certain identified locations.

He cited rising oil prices (though the island receives more than half its oil from Venezuela at a concessional price).

The two economic development measures are to provide a concessional loan of up to $65m to the Indigenous Land Corporation to unencumber it from the crippling debt linked to its purchase of the Ayers Rock Resort in 2010 for far too much.

Alternatively, a concessional code can be generated by Asic to be provided to a third party broker.

When it was originally announced in 2011, a cost of $944m for its first four years was shown in budget documents on the assumption that that the CEFC would finance some projects on a concessional basis and that a small proportion of its loans would not be repaid.

The Tories appear to have given Blagden a concessional rate.

The non-exec chairman of Fujitsu UK gets a concessional rate to join the PM and other top Tories for dinner.