Sentence examples for in concessionary from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cohen said that while some unions have lost ground in concessionary contracts, "we've maintained our living standards in this contract".
It continued: "During the period we saw an improvement in revenue trends from our Scotland and North of England businesses, whereas in keeping with industry trends, our businesses in the South have experienced a reduction in concessionary volumes.
"Funding from central government to local authorities has been cut, resulting in reductions in reimbursement for concessionary travel schemes to local bus companies".
Audit Scotland said weaknesses in planning for concessionary travel, introduced in 2006, meant it was still unclear how successful it had been.
It created a powerful base in California through democratic rank-and-file trade unionism and refused to give into concessionary deals when other nurses unions in California were.
While London is unusual in that public transport tends to be used right across the social spectrum, in a different context, Baker and White (2010) in their case study of free concessionary travel in an English rural region found that those with access to cars were also making significant use of buses following the introduction of concessionary travel.
The reply is too concessionary in that it too readily surrenders the value of "negative liberty" to the classical liberal critic of taxation for welfare spending.
Pledging over $1.8 billion in grants and concessionary loans and favorable new trade terms with the EU, the one catch was that Jordan had to provide 200,000 work permits to Syrians in Jordan.
They say the deal does not fulfill the airline's promise to give pilots the top contract in the industry after they had accepted a concessionary agreement in 1996 just as the industry was beginning to post record profits following a steep downturn.
Hull was one of the first clubs to make sure carers went in free or at concessionary rates.
