Sentence examples for eca from inspiring English sources
Many countries want to do business with Taiwan, but when it comes to signing a FTA with us, they become hesitant, because of our diplomatic predicament.We managed to sign the ECFA with mainland China four years ago, which made it possible for us to sign an investment arrangement with Japan and economic co-operation agreements (ECA) with New Zealand and Singapore.
The European Clubs Associationn (ECA) are meeting in Geneva where they are expected to come up with proposals to limit the proportion of a club's income that they can spend on salaries.
(Oh, and in case you were wondering, Baghdad, Kabul, Port-au-Prince and Karachi are the worst cities to live in, according to the ECA ranking).
The disbandment of G14 was announced last January - to be replaced by the more egalitarian European Club Association (ECA) - and Uefa and Fifa also persuaded clubs to drop legal action seeking compensation for players injured on international duty.
But if it were acknowledged that such a move is reversible, the point would be that, in triggering article 50 by executive act, the government would not be subverting statute at that point, it would not be rendering the ECA a dead letter, inevitably leading to a loss of rights.
Japan's export credit agency (ECA) gave more than $20bn£13bnbn), with South Korea second on $7bn.
A recent survey by ECA International, which advises multinational companies how to look after their expatriate staff, rates Harare the most expensive city for such foreigners in the world.But Zimbabwe's capital is not an isolated African case: Angola's Luanda comes second and Congo's Kinshasa fifth, just behind Oslo and Moscow.
Even then, you are liable to be chucked out if a guest with a deeper pocket turns up.Luanda has earned the dubious title of the world's most expensive city for the second year running, according to a study by ECA International, a consultancy.
Juba in South Sudan, Luanda in Angola and Zurich in Switzerland are amongst the most costly places to move to in the world, new research by ECA International has revealed.
Hong Kong, said Lee Quane, regional director for Asia at ECA International, has the third worst score for any of the 49 Asian cities assessed by the consulting firm, after Beijing and New Delhi, and now ranks among the worst locations worldwide for air quality, along with Santiago, Mexico City, and Cairo.
This week, once again, Singapore came out clearly ahead of Hong Kong, in an annual ranking of living conditions (as seen through the eyes of expatriate staff) compiled by ECA International, the management consultancy.
