Sentence examples for temporary concession from inspiring English sources

It was a reluctant and temporary concession by the owners, the Molinari family.

Mr Padoa-Schioppa puts the cost of this "temporary concession" at €10 billion ($13.7 billion) over ten years.

It was an argument that convinced authorities to grant the collective a temporary concession to the warehouses.

Mr Lowman added that the temporary concession could open the door for the big retail lobby to press for all sorts of exemptions for other events, "undermining the whole principle" of Sunday trading restrictions.

United has already imposed $1 billion in temporary concessions.

It shows that Iran, for domestic political reasons, cannot make even temporary concessions on its bomb program, regardless of incentives or sanctions.

Dispersed and uncoordinated, they were put down by a combination of temporary concessions, such as the suspension of efforts to collect unpopular taxes, and the exemplary execution of a few ringleaders.

In Swaziland the 3,000 whites who had gained land as temporary concessions from the king in the late 19th century retained virtually two-thirds of the total in land settlements in 1908 and 1915.

Papua New Guinea has insisted that a permanent agreement on resettlement of refugees is still being determined but has signalled temporary concessions for those held in Manus Island detention centre by offering them bridging visas and "cultural training".

In contrast, Mayor Abraham D. Beame obtained far-reaching, although temporary, productivity concessions in 1975, but that was when the city was near bankruptcy.

Like all three fairs I visited, it was a labyrinth of temporary (food carts, concession stalls, traveling midway rides) and permanent structures (barns, exhibition halls), and as I wandered up and down the narrow paths between the stalls, I tried to divine the inscrutable calculus that goes into figuring out which booths go where.