The individual concession packages were valued by the airline at $660 million from pilots, $620 million from mechanics and ground workers, $340 from flight attendants and $180 million from management and other nonunion groups.
The concessions on superannuation benefit all superannuation companies, but none is seen to get an individual grant as is the case with Holden or SPC Ardmona.
Popular and religious antagonism to the Qājār regime increased as Nāṣer al-Dīn strove to raise funds by granting foreign companies and individuals exclusive concessions over Iranian import and export commodities and natural resources in exchange for lump cash payments.
The BSAC had previously bought concessions from private individuals in a similar manner, but it refused to deal with Clark, saying his documents were not legal.
That Thornton is eventually forced to abandon his pacifist principles is seen as a necessary concession the individual must make to the customs of the community (the source of all social coherence in Ford's work).
New Lanark, on the other hand, was part of an imagined federation of industrial villages practising a "strict form of communism that made no concession to individual needs and desires" as a means for tending to the people Owen called his "vital machines".
They were undermined by a familiar cocktail – a bit of bad luck, set-piece concessions, barely conceivable individual errors and, to set the seal on it, a lunge towards the self-destruct button.
The battle is over what the NFL calls "local revenues," that is, money made by individual teams on things like concessions, suites, parking and stadium-naming rights.
The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia suggests there is scope for reform of super tax concessions for wealthy individuals.
Behind the concessions scramble by individuals, however, lay the intrigue and conflict of the two white powers, the Boers and the British.
