Sentence examples for system of concessions from inspiring English sources

The system of concessions and credits introduced by the royal authorities was instrumental in the building of the Łódź Industrial District.

In place of the current system of concessions, private operators would enter production-sharing agreements with Petrobras, Brazil's public-private oil giant, into which the state will inject more funds.

Poland, heavily dependent on coal-fired energy production, threatened to block the deal unless the costs to its economy and industry were discounted by €15bn-€20bn €15bn-€20bn £12bn-£16bn £12bn-£16bn, under a complicated system of concessions from the EU's carbetweending system.

Our system of tax concessions rewards speculation, in everything from housing to coal tenements to gaming licences, a fact that can be easily verified by looking at the various "rich lists", and the way in which those riches were acquired.

The system of commercial land concessions, decried by activists as corrupt, has become a volatile issue nationwide and prompted an inquiry by the United Nations.

She does not want "an allocation system being imposed at European level", and instead "member states will remain free to establish - or not to establish - a system of transferable fishing concessions".

Last year, the government partially restored the system of regional elections as one of a handful of concessions to the protest movement.

"We got shed loads of concessions out of the new tuition fee system because of the [Lib Dem] pledge campaign.

Jim Allison, a spokesman for BART, said the transit system was asking its unionized workers to simply accept the kind of concessions that other public employees had made.

Even though this would appear to leave Israel's overall system of strictures in place, the reported concessions were criticized by the Jewish Home party, a far right coalition partner.

Iranian negotiators have to keep in mind demands from others in the Iranian system that concessions should only be granted in return for the lifting of all sanctions.