Sentence examples for range of concessions from inspiring English sources

However, he said if Ukraine agreed to a full range of concessions, the Russian side would be willing to return control of the Russia-Ukraine border to Kiev.

UCL's management was eventually forced to back down, offering a range of concessions including rent freezes, and a £350,000 accommodation bursary for disadvantaged students.

The Iranians are likely, in the next few days, to hint at a range of concessions, perhaps even on the question of enrichment.

Union members received a wide range of concessions from the company, which was formed by Bell Atlantic's acquisition of the GTE Corporation, including higher wages and benefits, stock options, increased job stability and greater freedom to organize in Verizon's fast-growing wireless division.

The green paper came 10 days after confirmation of the BBC's latest funding deal with the government, in which it took on the £750m cost of funding free licence fees for the over-75s in return for a range of concessions, including a licence fee linked to inflation.

Over all, the communications workers' union and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which together represented more than 86,000 employees in the walkout, secured a wide range of concessions from Verizon, including wage and benefit increases, stock options, greater job security and more flexibility to organize in the company's fast-growing wireless division.

3. It now seems that it is politically impossible to get a mining tax that is not seriously distortionary due to a range of exemptions and concessions.

The mayor's office said 95% of people lived close to a bus stop and there was a wide range of bus fare concessions.

"We also have the largest range of bus fare concessions in the country, providing around 40% of Londoners, including those undertaking apprenticeships, with discounted travel".

In Algeria, Jordan, Morocco, and Oman, rulers offered a variety of concessions, ranging from the dismissal of unpopular officials to constitutional changes, in order to head off the spread of protest movements in their countries.

When patients are certified as either SSI or SI they are eligible for a range of support including: financial concessions (eg, tax breaks, free NHS sight tests), welfare benefits and the loan of aids and equipment.