concessionaire
कंसेसियनार
definition
noun
When talking to new black shareholders and concessionaires in the hake industry, one hears mostly how slowly things are moving.
the holder of a concession or grant, especially for the use of land or commercial premises.
translation of 'concessionaire'
noun
कंसेसियनार
example
Marco Fishing is a hake 'concessionaire' , while the other two concentrate their efforts on tuna.
Depending on the concession agreement, the concession will either be fully granted to the 'concessionaire' or part of it will go to the state, MPs decided.
The Government has also approved the extension of the management contract of Hifab International to run Zambia Railways until June 2002 when the 'concessionaire' will take over.
He said that no loan agreement had been signed by the selected 'concessionaire' and creditor banks.
In Yellowstone, we turned a large number of campground operations over to a 'concessionaire' and plowed the income back into campground facilities.
The annual concession royalty is to be no less than 12 per cent of the annual income accruing to the 'concessionaire' .
No new visitor centers or highways were to be built, and no corporate 'concessionaires' imported to feed and house sightseers.
These include the devising of appropriate clauses to ensure that safari-hunting 'concessionaires' were made to deliver on various undertakings made in concession agreements.
Our great-grandfather Charles and his brother Frank were traveling 'concessionaires' back in 1885.
The company started operation in 2000 when four 'concessionaires' pooled their quotas into one operating unit; hence the name Etale which, loosely translated, means a pool.
It pays €260,000 in rent for a store on Grafton Street which it leases to 'concessionaires' River Island and Impulse, and also leases a small store in Stillorgan shopping centre in Dublin.
Bial is awaiting the Centre's guidelines relating to commercial activities and ground handling before calling bids for 'concessionaires' on airport land.
When new contractors and 'concessionaires' bought out old ones at the airport, they were under no obligation either to keep the workers or honor their contracts.
One auditor is expected to audit 10 'concessionaires' a month.
When talking to new black shareholders and 'concessionaires' in the hake industry, one hears mostly how slowly things are moving.
Arnotts has drawn up a list and is talking to retailers prepared to enter as 'concessionaires' .
Digital phone 'concessionaires' are quarrelling about whose system is better.
To remain in business Gendor started to negotiate catching agreements with outside 'concessionaires' .
Forest 'concessionaires' should also be granted certificates to ensure that forests are managed with attention also given to local residents, the research said.
In other cases, 'concessionaires' renegotiate contracts in order to shift losses to taxpayers.
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