Examples of using Favourable terms in English and their translations into Danish
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Whereas, in order to manage the arrangements properly, when apply concerns products which have been processed or subject to a specific operation, there should be a call for tenders to determine the most favourable terms for the supply;
does soon more favourable terms than would a private investor operating under normal market conditions.
allow it to raise large sums on favourable terms on the financial markets, especially the international
following the ACP request for a medium-term supply of agricultural products on favourable terms.
offering him peace on not very favourable terms.
starting with the Objective 2 Structural Funds- in that respect I foresee possible Commission intervention- not to mention the recent commitment by the Italian Government to guarantee its power supply on economically favourable terms until the required new power plant is built.
the peasants to receive advances on favourable terms from the state instead of from capitalists;
of course on much less favourable terms, of immigrants who meet the needs of the monopolies.
On 9 March 1979, the Commission proposed that the Council should release a tranche of 500 m EUA under the New Community Instrument, so as to onlend them on favourable terms to Community undertakings to finance investment projects in infrastructure(transport,
on much more favourable terms in order to give this country some breathing space,
Greece will only be able to obtain credit on favourable terms if this is not a one-way street.
other schemes to boost demand were added- gifts, or sales on favourable terms, to developing countries(Public Law 480,
and/or inability to access sufficient capital on favourable terms; the cannabis industry in Canada generally; the ability of
individuals would otherwise be able to rely directly on those provisions only before other domestic courts and only on less favourable terms.
and/or inability to access sufficient capital on favourable terms; the cannabis industry in Canada
and/or inability to access sufficient capital on favourable terms; the cannabis industry in Canada generally; the ability of
fats held by intervention agencies available to researchers on favourable terms laid down in advance for the execution of projects approved according to a procedure ensuring close cooperation between the Member States
also be taken to ensure that such taxable persons are not eligible for refunds on more favourable terms than those provided for in respect of Community taxable persons;
and/or inability to access sufficient capital on favourable terms; the cannabis industry in Canada generally; the ability of
What guarantee of security of tenure can the Commission offer to tenants of tied houses who are victimized because they exercise their rights under the Regulation 1984/83' to buy drinks other than beer from outside suppliers when supplies are available from them on more favourable terms and will the Commission ensure that the guidelines accompan ying the Regulation make it clear that any such victimization will be monitored and exposed by the Commission?