Sentence examples for on concessional terms from inspiring English sources

Worse still, many developing countries began accumulating debts to the Bank which, whether originally granted on concessional terms or not, still grew a lot faster than their economies, some of which were actually shrinking.

But it was far closer to the Soviet Union than to the United States throughout the Cold War, buying weapons on concessional terms, doing barter trade with the Eastern Bloc and receiving financial and technical aid for industrial and infrastructure projects.

"However, if the loan is on concessional terms it would enable the country to weather the crisis.

Amidst all the focus on its internal debt, largely forgotten has been Japan's long history of external lending on concessional terms, especially to promote Japanese exports.

It's about as ugly a story as you can imagine, with Randy Scheunemann's cronies bragging to potential investors that his role in getting us bogged down in Iraq gives him such strong influence with the U.S. government that the various 'Stans will give oil leases on concessional terms in order to have that influence working for them instead of against them.

It recommended that credit be offered on "highly concessional terms", that would give the stricken country low interest rates and long repayment periods.

Grenada depends on oil from Trinidad -- not an OPEC member -- and in the past Trinidad has offered concessional terms in times of crisis.

The programme offers long-term loans at highly concessional terms to specified developing countries.

He said the government also planned to reduce the annual cap on concessional super contributions to $25,000 and to establish a lifetime non-concessional contributions cap of $500,000.

"What these results suggest is that this policy is going to discourage female workers aged 50 to 64 and 65 and over contributing concessional amounts to superannuation, mainly due to the proposed tax on concessional contributions over $25,000 per year".

Jones also peppered Turnbull with questions about the $25,000 annual limit on concessional contributions to superannuation introduced by the 2016 budget.