payment conditions

It worked under potato- payment conditions for 10 years, but now the game is over.

In my opinion there is no need for statutory payment conditions.

The payment conditions and the exact amount of the shortfall are commercial secrets, he said.

Mainly due to his efforts the peace treaty privileges and payment conditions were renewed in 1456.

This program achieves this objective through loans with special payment conditions.

Traditional negotiations typically include discussion of other attributes of a deal, such as delivery terms or payment conditions.

To give an example, I read in the report that, with regard to budget support, there are insufficient controls on compliance with payment conditions.

Rather than increase the number of environmental constraints imposed on farmers, let us include proportional aid in the specifications for payment conditions from the outset.

I am pleased that today's compromise formulates the same sort of payment conditions that some of us were advocating for the Services Directive seven years ago.

Do you think the European Commission might also bring its payment conditions into line with the late payment directive, which applies throughout Europe and which we all agreed?

Criteria for allowable demurrage, payment conditions, and payment terms for demurrage are typically prenegotiated and accepted by the vendor via contract prior to conduct of business.

Han Song Ryol, a minister at North Korea's mission to the United Nations, said today that the talks with Cargill had not gone well because of the company's "payment conditions."

In an agreement that removes an obstacle to the privatization of a large Brazilian bank, the central government eased payment conditions on almost $1 billion of debt obligations owed by the state of Sao Paulo.

In that sector payment conditions are only one of the contractual terms governing relations between client and supplier. So it would be absurd to seek to regulate one of the normal conditions of relations between businesses by law.

I think two of these are extremely relevant. The first, and perhaps the most important - to which various Members have already referred - is the excessive rigidity with regard to the payment conditions for aid of EUR 12 000 to crew members.

On the other hand, the Sandinista Mayor of Managua, Dionisio Marenco, negotiated an agreement with the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA that allows Venezuelan oil to be imported directly to Nicaragua with preferential payment conditions.