Sentence examples for in return for maintaining from inspiring English sources

It received tax breaks and other incentives in return for maintaining low rents.

Citing minutes of meetings between Apple's tax advisers and officials, the commission suggests they reached a quid pro quo in which the company was allowed to shelter profits from tax in return for maintaining jobs.

Zuccotti Park, located between Broadway, Trinity Place, Liberty Street and Cedar Street, was created by the developers of a skyscraper across Liberty Street; they were allowed to build an extra 500,000 square feet of office space in return for maintaining a park that would be open 24 hours a day.

The row centres on whether councils should be given money in return for maintaining the number of teachers.

ESAs offer payments to landowners in return for maintaining ('low tiers') or enhancing ('high tiers') the landscape, biodiversity and historic value of the land.

A joint venture with BP would give Gazprom access to this market, in return for maintaining a minority presence in Russia.

The brokered deal would see the Coalition limit costs regarding pathology property rents in return for government maintaining cuts to the bulk-billing incentives.

In some industries, the unions have been persuaded to negotiate cuts in salary and benefits in return for payoffs to maintain their own revenue.

Mr. DeRienzo said his group was working with city housing officials to borrow about $8 million to repay the bank and finance renovations — about half of which will come from city funds, half from a private lender — in return for a commitment to maintain the apartments for low- and moderate-income families.

He claimed that in the first 7 years of the 30 year contract, LU would pay the private sector about £1bn a year in return for a "general promise" to maintain and upgrade the tube infrastructure.

At Stuyvesant Town, for instance, the company received special property tax exemptions in return for agreeing to build the complex, maintaining relatively low rents and limiting its annual profit to 6 percent.