Sentence examples for most favourable terms from inspiring English sources

The bank offering the most favourable terms wins.The financial environment has been a challenge for MaxBips.

Even on the most favourable terms possible, charities will require large sums of money to meet their obligations.

"Our two private investors have graciously agreed to the complete discharge of their loan facilities on the most favourable terms for members," Pappas said.

Syndicates of investment bankers are formed to bid on the issue, and the award is made to the group providing the most favourable terms.

The terms of each of the dozens of exclusive-supplier agreements signed between Canadian universities and corporations, giving the latter a campus monopoly in exchange for an annual cash payment to the university, are strictly confidential.The University of British Columbia has bought the line that only by keeping our contracts secret can we secure the most favourable terms.

As Shields says, "the UK has the most favourable investment terms of anywhere in place currently across all sectors".

The point was not only to favour the knowledge transfer but also to understand the most favourable way, in terms of patent ownership, to maximise the social welfare.

The open economies scenario is the most favourable scenario in terms of health and mortality conditions.

"London wasn't my most favourable Paralympics in terms of performances," said the C4 1km world record holder.

Finally, the outer surface of the hollow stem with longitudinal fibres and intersections shows the most favourable properties in terms of hardness [22, 24].

The most favourable networks in terms of cost have densities between 5 and 8 nodes per unit disk area (depending on the sinks/nodes ratio).