granting of concession

The Government issued a public tender for the deposit in 2006, and expected the granting of concessions in February 2007.

As a statesman, he had always kept one thought ahead of the thoughts of the neighbouring chiefs in the making of treaties and the granting of concessions.

So this sector should be protected against excessive upheavals by the prior introduction of unambiguous regulations covering the granting of concessions for short-distance public transport services.

Many businessmen see the granting of concessions as a fundamental change, a grim but necessary recognition that labor costs have to be reduced if the United States is to remain competitive.

Until the present government took hold, there was no opportunity; and when the opportunity came, the present government announced that it would not deal with foreigners in the granting of concessions.

To begin with, the Commission must look more closely at the costs and benefits of a binding initiative on the granting of concessions, and at other measures suitable for dealing with the problems at stake.

In the meantime, anonymous letters were being sent to high members of the Qajar government while placards were circulating in cities such as Tehran and Tabriz, both displaying public anger towards the granting of concessions to foreigners.

This might involve the granting of concessions to the subordinate classes or political forms which allow a real degree of choice, in order to maintain an overall world view which preserves capitalism by distorting beliefs, values, common sense assumptions and popular culture.

The Korean Government shall consult the Japanese Government previous to concluding Treaties or Conventions with foreign Powers, and in dealing with other important diplomatic affairs such as granting of concessions to or contracts with foreigners.

The Commission will find out how this concession will be granted because - and this is also the topic of current discussion - of course, concessions cannot be granted until the conditions which should be tied in with the granting of concessions in general, are sufficiently met.