Sentence examples for private concessions from inspiring English sources

Yet private concessions frequently create jobs through capital programs that had been sidelined by broke city governments.

Although walking isn't allowed in Kenya's national parks, it is in private concessions: the Mara North Conservancy, which borders the Maasai Mara, is fair game (and full of game) for on-foot exploration.

Correction: September 11 , 2001 Tuesday An article on Sunday about Parks 2001, a campaign that lobbies for park improvements, misstated the amount received annually by the city general fund from private concessions.

The reliance on highways for transport largely is due to the poor state of Mexico's railroads, which only recently have improved under private concessions.

It's critical that private concessions like this exist because we're literally running out of space for wildlife with the explosion of global population - and when the land is gone it's gone forever.

Over the past seven years, six new prisons have been built under private concession contracts, and seven more are planned.

The Eiffel Tower, built in order to be built, has been a radio mast, a giant Citroën billboard, a private concession, and a military lookout.

The government plans to award a private concession for an industrial port, but there is spare capacity at other ports nearby.

Now living in Sanctuary Retreats' private concession in the Okavango Delta, through their charity Living with Elephants, the couple offer visitors an intimate morning with the animals, interacting and walking with them through the bush.

This is Mashpi Rainforest Biodiversity Reserve, a recently formed private concession on the western slopes of the Andes, a last piece of Ecuadorean cloud forest at the southern end of what ecologists call the Chocó-Darién biogeographic region.

This is Mashpi Rainforest Biodiversity Reserve, a recently formed private concession on the western slopes of the Andes, a last piece of Ecuadorean cloud forest at the southern end of what ecologists call the Choco-Darien biogeographic region.