Sentence examples for with concessionary from inspiring English sources

A third of all bus journeys are undertaken by the 10 million older and disabled people with concessionary bus passes.

One was to do with concessionary fares and the other was to do with a bus service review, and the big overlap is the financial context and accessibility," says Philip Williams, lead commissioner community infrastructure.

The bailout might even create an incentive for the coalition government in Lisbon, which has already pushed through painful spending cuts, to ease up a bit, knowing that a rescue package with concessionary interest rates from Europe and the I.M.F. could lie just around the corner.

However, even with concessionary pricing for low-income countries, cost still remains an issue.

Taken with the concessionary terms agreed on in July, the package gives Greece its best chance yet of emerging from the crisis.

She is dressed like the actor she used to be, as though for a rehearsal: simple T-shirt and leggings with one concessionary ornament, a silver cuff of a bracelet.

Both G.M.and Chrysler have reached concessionary deals with the U.A.W. on most issues but are still negotiating on retiree health care.

G.M., which has borrowed $13.4 billion, has until the end of May to show that it can meet the administration's demands, including concessionary deals with bondholders and the United Automobile Workers union.

At the level of wider wildlife and tourism policy, recent years have witnessed a perverse trend towards increasing restrictions on the ability of local communities, such as pastoralists living adjacent to Tarangire and SNPs, to capture revenue directly from concessionary agreements with private tourism operators.

As dealmaker-in-chief, a President Trump could probably even negotiate a concessionary rate with the AIIB for the sake of furthering peace and fighting climate change, a Chinese priority.

Persons under 16 years of age, persons of pensionable age, and people with disabilities qualify for concessionary fares, some of which are mandatory and others discretionary, as determined by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority.