trade terms

Do make sure that you have set out clear trading terms.

"They don't have any business in trade terms with independent systems outside the Empire."

Since the 1970s deteriorating trade terms have cost developing countries a great deal.

It is respected in trade terms, I can assure you of that.

They have more favorable trade terms, and it's easier to invest.

They offer us trade terms so generous that I am still dazed.

You say that we must accept your trade terms.

The system is a set of rules that interpret commonly used trading terms.

India will therefore become a strong counterbalance to China in trading terms.

He left the datacase in the study, only pulling out the remaining trade terms file.

Credit periods and trading terms to suit your business.

In trade terms, the Australian economy has had persistently large current account deficits for more than 50 years.

"You're not saying that Accord would literally wipe out life on hundreds of planets for better trade terms?"

Incoterms 2010 refers to the newest collection of essential international commercial and trade terms.

The export of fish is significantly more important to the developing world in trade terms than other commodities such as rice, coffee and tea.

Yesterday, the teams were discussing specific trade terms.

"I think they're interested in the impact changes in the trade terms will have on Imperial commerce.

In trade terms, negotiators say, a link-up makes sense.

Easing our trading terms would not produce large or immediate economic benefits for the Soviet Union.

In trade terms, the flows between the two continents increased by 40 % in the last three years, which is spectacular.

In order to successfully negotiate the trade terms, Jenkinson was sent back to England.

Do you not think that you will obtain better trading terms from Ranuak?"

In trade terms a bushel is a term used to refer to these nominal weights, although even this varies.

Common trading terms used in shipping goods internationally include:

There is a close relationship between substantive rules embodied by contract and uniform trade terms so embodied.