Sentence examples for value of concessions from inspiring English sources

(Go to Article) • An article in Business Day on Saturday about a federal bankruptcy judge's permission for US Airways to make emergency pay cuts misstated the value of concessions by union workers in the airline's earlier reorganization.

Correction: October 20, 2004, Wednesday An article in Business Day on Saturday about a federal bankruptcy judge's permission for US Airways to make emergency pay cuts misstated the value of concessions by union workers in the airline's earlier reorganization.

He stressed that the government would need to maintain some secrecy around its aims in the two-year negotiating process, in order to "retain room for manoeuvre, including the ability to give and take, to trade off different interests, to maximise the value of concessions, and to do so without always giving the other side advance notice.

This means that the country has only made concessions and will only make concessions (for peace or anything else) when it is presented with threats of loss that exceed the value of the concessions demanded.

Some contractors have also questioned the value of the concessions that some unions have agreed upon, even ones that have been verified by consultants.

The amount each tribe will receive is based on a formula that takes into account how much land and money the government held in trust, and the value of the concessions.

Another psychological phenomenon that comes into play is known as "reactive devaluation" — a tendency to minimize the value of any concessions offered by the other side: "If they're prepared to offer us this, it can't be worth much".

In many extant analyses of the impact of non-reciprocal system of trade preferences it is typical to focus on the details of market access value of tariff concessions as explanation for why export of beneficiaries may or may not respond to incentives.

We thought this was a small price that the states could pay to the task of budget repair – a small price for the states to pay for the price of budget repair – and I am pleased to say so far every single state has undertaken to continue to maintain the value of pensioner concessions.

But the contracts would last five years instead of six, cash bonus payouts for workers would be tied to those for executives and the unions could change one item in the contracts as long as the change did not alter the value of the concessions.

The value of the concession, which is the right to use water, is also assessed on the basis of a real option analysis including a long-term horizon.