Sentence examples for under favorable terms from inspiring English sources

If it passes, Vietnam will receive "normal trade status," meaning that it can export to the United States under favorable terms.

With that, Mr. Ahmadinejad, who for years has threatened to reveal the names of corrupt officials, played a video clip of a conversation in which another of Mr. Larijani's brothers, Fazel, appeared to discuss the purchase of a state company under favorable terms, the semiofficial Tabnak Web site reported.

That follows the takeover by U.S. investors of Japan's Long-Term Credit Bank in 1999 under favorable terms.

Both Peña Nieto and Videgaray, as well as Mexican First Lady Angelica Rivera, have had to answer allegations of impropriety linked to properties they've bought or financed under favorable terms from companies that have earned government contracts during Peña Nieto's terms as a governor and now as president.

The benefit is that acts with sustained success would then be able to renegotiate their record contracts under more favorable terms or even switch record companies after seven years.

In fact, all of the remaining Democratic candidates have promised students they'd be allowed to renegotiate their loan under more favorable terms if they were elected.

Once an entrepreneur has proven the success of their business (i.e. they've eliminated much of the risk), they have the freedom to either forego venture funding altogether, or they can bring on the VC under more favorable terms.

In 2005, this law which was designed to offset resource curse effects was unilaterally abrogated, and renegotiated with the World Bank under more favorable terms for discretionary use of oil revenues by the Chadian government [ 106].

BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts state treasurer has asked the federal government about lending the state money under the same favorable terms given to banks and investment firms during the financial crisis.

Wages are high either under specialization and trade with favorable terms of trade, or under autarky or reversal of the terms of trade.

Now, seven years later, Mr. Tauzin's friends say, it is to his Texas ranch that Mr. Tauzin, 66, will retreat, to contemplate the apparent collapse of the grandest in a career of fearless deals — a pact to trade the drug industry's political support for favorable terms under President Obama's proposed health care overhaul.