financial relations

It set out the rules for commercial and financial relations among the world's major industrial states.

When are we finally going to be prepared to have a system of international financial relations that shows some respect for human dignity?

It was formed to define the financial relations between the centre and the state.

The issues of financial relations and the balance of trade were discussed.

Thanks to the euro in particular, we are a key partner in the field of international financial relations.

In later years financial relations, particularly in the maritime industries, have been important.

I would add that the European model could serve as an example of a high level of integration in economic and financial relations between states.

Until 1964, it had clandestine ideological and financial relations with the East German government.

When associated enterprises deal with each other, their commercial and financial relations may not be directly affected by external market forces in the same way."

I would like to add, in the case of the euro, the phrase 'between large groups in international economic and financial relations'.

The powers and duties of the authorities and the financial relations between them were described as "complicated in many respects".

The financial relations between the Commonwealth of Australia and the states worsened during the 1920s.

Mr. Regan, for example, has set a limit of $4,000 on contributions from companies that have financial relations with his office.

He specialized in international financial relations, and was a prominent figure in negotiations over paying off Soviet-era debt.

These studies led to the publication of a monograph on the subject of the financial relations between State and religious groups in Netherlands.

As a consequence of this status, any formal or financial relations between the college and the university are effectively governed by agreements and contracts.

In delicate areas such as financial relations within the EU such terminology, should be used circumspectly.

"We're not looking to replace the party with anything else," said Christine Hanneman, the company's vice president for financial relations and treasury.

Her father is the president of the Conceptual Communications Group, a financial relations company in New York.

Every single port or port facility would be obliged to provide information on its own financial relations, thereby avoiding distortions of competition.

Impetus had built in recent years for changes to state-federal financial relations, and Deakin made several important administrative decisions on this matter.

Latin American countries lie at the heart of the Third World debt problems that plagued international financial relations in the 1980s.

The Loan Council has had a dramatic impact on commonwealth-state financial relations, particularly in helping the commonwealth government to oversee the national economy.

After all, the market economy has shown throughout the world that economic and financial relations have been unable to function smoothly in practice without a regulatory framework.

For Iraq to normalize its external financial relations, it must respect one of the first principles of the rule of law: contracts should be honored.