Sentence examples for improved terms of from inspiring English sources

In 1908 the Russian minister of foreign affairs, Alexander Izvolski, hoped to secure improved terms of access to the Turkish Straits for Russian shipping.

Officially, the 50-strong caucus, including former cabinet ministers John Redwood and Owen Paterson, wishes Cameron well in his bid to deliver improved terms of membership for Britain in the EU.

Jokanovic's deal at Watford had expired at the end of June and he was offered significantly improved terms of around a £1m basic salary, plus another £1m in performance-based payments.

Barring any last-minute veto, the deal will be passed and aims to reduce red tape at customs, give improved terms of trade to the poorest countries, and offer developing countries leeway to bypass the normal rules on farm subsidies to feed the poor.

Improved allocative efficiency and improved terms of trade are the factors which drive this welfare gain.

It makes sense even for a deficit country to trade in its own currency due to seigniorage (the profit made between the cost of printing money and its face value), convenience and, according to International Monetary Fund studies, improved terms of trade.

But future projects will have to be carefully considered, he said, noting that most other oil-producing nations are trying to improve terms of possible agreements to lure investors.

At the same time, Brazil cut tariffs for imported inputs, improving terms of trade for agriculture.Foreign investors, some of which had been biding their time in Brazil, seized the opportunity.

This compares with an average growth rate of 5.6% between 2004 and 2007, when the region's income was boosted by an improving terms of trade, high remittances from migrant workers and a strong global economy.

United had presented improved terms – and a promise of improved first-team opportunities – to Pogba, but he was not swayed.

Distinguish between what can be improved and what cannot be improved in terms of health, functional limitations and mobility.