Sentence examples similar to one off concession from inspiring English sources

In his letter to Clark, Clegg said the news that Nissan was staying was welcome, but questioned whether the assurances were "part of a planned strategy with a desired endpoint or a one-off concession which shows those that shout the loudest get the best deal from ministers".

"You trade off concessions, and both sides think they won," Mr. Stark said.

Getting people into the theaters is becoming a challenge, especially since theater chains make most of their money off concessions.

Even this will be met only with help from one-off items, including payments for oil concessions.

Sainsbury's suggested that it could make about £120m of extra profit within three years, including £60m from relocating Argos shops, but it would also have to pay £140m in one-off execution costs and a further £140m in capital costs to open Argos concessions.

He was a one-off".

Indeed, you might argue that, rather than one-off deals with small players, Network Rail could improve the experience overnight, by going into a nationwide partnership with M&S, to get its Simply Food concessions into every station.

Few think that was a one-off.

But it should be a one-off.

So that impact is a one-off.

He's a real one-off".