Sentence examples for standard concession from inspiring English sources
We also have the prime minister arguing that the ALP's proposed changes are attacks on economic freedom and that negative gearing "is not a tax break, it is a standard concession".
Hence his government's zeal for "public-private partnerships" to finance and construct it.A standard concession agreement is to be produced soon, modelled on successes with toll roads, where concessionaires have put in competitive bids for government grants.
The production, directed with gorgeous finesse by Moisés Kaufman ("I Am My Own Wife," "33 Variations"), does make a standard concession to the celebrity-centric economy of today's theater by headlining a box-office name.
These measures are all seen as fairly standard concessions in immigration deals at this point, and it's inevitable that they should come up in negotiations over Dreamers.
In fact, I would have bet they were outlawed by the gross dietary standards of baseball concession stands and wretched clubhouse grub.
Go on a Thursday afternoon and you can get a Teatime Thursdays ticket: £7 for standard adults, £5 for concessions and standard members, and £4 for concessionary members, while all members get into Midnight Multiplex screenings for £5.
A wage freeze when inflation is high is a real cut in living standards – and the small concession for the low paid is still less than inflation.
Millions of pounds of paper products have been shifted toward recycled content, recycling and composting programs are now almost standard, and many stadium concessions offer some environmentally friendly food choices.
He rarely made concessions to the standard performing organizations of his time, or ours.
Even the tiniest concession on automobile standards would wind up smothered in ridiculous tax breaks and giveaways.
20 NEW YORK/REGION 27-32 The Very Rich Cut Corners During Economic Slowdown The rich and powerful have so far had to make only small concessions in their standard of living during the economic downturn.
