noun
definition
One who owns a concession or a franchise
adjective
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Relating to concessions or franchises
definition
Making concessions or compromises
Examples of concessionary in a Sentence
Neither the treaty, the additional act, nor the colonial law expressly modified the land, commercial and concessionary regime established in the Congo, but article II.
Last paid admission 3.30pm ADMISSION £ 4.00, concessionary rate for pensioners, students and accompanied children £ 2.00 each.
This would have to be done bearing in mind the policy of child concessionary fares to reduce social exclusion.
This could include taking part in existing local authority concessionary schemes.
Half price concessionary price, for Institute students, £ 27.50; full price for Institute staff.
A carer can accompany them, also paying the concessionary fare.
Therefore concessionary passes are not issued until a few weeks into the academic year.
The council says the changes will also be fairer to people with disabilities, who have now been given greater access to concessionary travel.
The already defined ITSO product entities include one that can have multiple reservation segments, hardly a " bus concessionary " product.