Converse of object

• wring: Unfortunately people appear to see the Garvaghy Road as a parade in isolation in order to wring further concessions from Portadown District.

• extract: Some may take the opportunity to extract concessions in return for their support.

• grant: This represented a partial victory for the ACP position that there should be no obligation to grant reciprocal concessions.

• withdraw: Before the judge, counsel had withdrawn the concession made by his predecessor before the district judge.

• win: Pressure from the unions had won a concession saying that a third of the money being put in would go toward that.

• log: Several large-scale mining and logging concessions exist or are being awarded close to the boundaries of the nominated site.

Adjective modifier

• extra-statutory: On 2 September 1993 we issued a Press Release publicizing an Extra-Statutory Concession relating to such costs.

• 7/�5: Raffle at 21.30 Pre-booked tickets ( payable at the door ): £ 7/£5 concessions for RCC members.

• 30-year: The government of Trinidad however is proposing to completely privatize the water authority through a 30-year concession next year.

• on-street: On-street parking concessions that existed previously under the Blue Badge Scheme will continue.

• reciprocal: This represented a partial victory for the ACP position that there should be no obligation to grant reciprocal concessions.

• 50p: Entrance Fee £ 1, 50p concessions ( all admissions donated to local charity ).

Modifies a noun

• fare: To avail of concession fares for Blind Persons, eligible persons must first obtain a Blind Persons Pass.

• validity: Proof of concession validity may be required on request.

Noun used with modifier

• Superdrug: For 3, this means making sure it generates profits from all its channels, including Superdrug concessions.

• fare: Island residents also benefit from some modest fare concessions.

• parking: Car parking concessions under the Blue Badge Scheme The car doesn't need to be yours.

• mining: An application for a new mining concession from the French Government has been processed and presently awaits determination by the General Council of Mines.

• tax: To qualify for the tax concession the profits obtained from holding the event must be applied for charitable purposes.

• toll: However, in the end, the toll concessions proved to make little difference to trade so they were soon dropped.