Sentence examples for trade assurance from inspiring English sources

The trade assurance program also ranks suppliers based on the quality of their products and shipment speed.

Alibaba itself might debate the "trust" issue, having introduced gold ratings to reward reliable suppliers and a Trade Assurance system to compensate clients who receive poor service.

In addition to capital, the Alibaba.com e-Credit Line also comes with a trade assurance, which allows buyers to open disputes and potentially get a refund if they receive goods that are late or don't match listing descriptions.

In a joint news conference capping a four-day state visit to Britain by the Russian leader, the two men traded assurances that their public disagreements about the war were a thing of the past and would not undermine future cooperation.

"We will also offer trade-in assurance: 70 percent of its original value after two years, 60 percent after three years".

Instead, they recycle the usual bromides about the benefits of free trade and assurances that everything will work out for the best.

They fret about possibly having to start stumping up initial margin on OTC trades despite assurances from Gary Gensler, the CFTC's chairman, that genuine hedgers will remain exempt.

"Now the job risk has shifted to being underinvested in Italy".Banks may also be more inclined to use the February auction to finance sovereign-debt carry trades following assurances from the EBA that it will not mark down the value of government bonds in its next round of stress tests.

America accuses North Korea of having a covert programme to enrich uranium and says that this, and an earlier illicit programme to extract plutonium, another bomb ingredient, from spent reactor-fuel, must be dismantled if the North is to gain the security assurances, trade and diplomatic recognition it demands.

In particular, the trade carries no "assurances that priceless historic and cultural resources will be protected," they write.

The importance to brokers maintaining their standing and trust in their trading network provides assurance to those using the hawala system (Beachwood International 2015a; El-Qorchi et al. 2003).