Sentence examples for local concessions from inspiring English sources

Local concessions for diesel and oil consumption currently eat up just under a quarter of the country's annual budget.

Travelers at John Wayne Airport will get a taste of Laguna Beach starting early next year with the addition of two local concessions in the newly renovated terminals: the Fresh Market and the Hobie Sand Bar.

The agreement calls for the state and the Cayugas to pay Seneca and Cayuga Counties $3 million a year each for 21 years out of gambling revenues, and to establish price parity with local businesses, concessions designed to make the deal more palatable to non-Indians in the area affected by the land settlement.

He was taciturn and dismissive, and seemed to speak at all only because Ilasaca kept peppering him with questions about long-closed local mines and concessions and partnerships.

At that point, with the company insisting on concessions, Local 761 of the IUE-CWA union, representing the hourly factory workers, agreed to the lower wage scale for new hires.

Then there is about $60 million in annual payments from the YES Network and about $10 million more from WCBS Radio; at least $30 million from national television, licensing and sponsorship revenues; and still more from local sponsorships and concessions.

He limited his local goals to concessions from economically vulnerable, downtown storeowners, but he hoped that the unfolding campaign would be dramatic enough to induce presidential intervention and make the case for wide-ranging federal legislation.

Accessioning the entire collection and keeping it local is one concession they should offer; a commitment to hire the Corcoran staff is another.

To help navigate the regulatory issues of different markets, Yeh says he is in discussions to form a joint venture with several local broker-dealers a concession for his broker-dealers aouse model.

However, when I spoke with the local administration and concession managers about the events, they talked soberly about what the outcome might have been without the UN intervention.

Mr. Spring acknowledged that "times were tough," one reason that his local had already made concessions.