Examples of using Favourable terms in English and their translations into Dutch
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A KBC Green Energy& Security Loan offers favourable terms if at least 50% of the improvements consist of energy-saving investments
thus rendering themselves ineligible for credit on favourable terms, which will have a detrimental effect on their development.
its status as an EU partner can improve more favourable terms, greater support for key actions, greater market access, easier movement of people, etc.
contact Italy directly and will probably obtain much more favourable terms.
private companieson more favourable terms than the recipients would find on the market in normal circumstances.107.
the international markets and borrowed at increasingly favourable terms(mostly in the form of euro bonds) thanks to its improved credit rating.
In particular there must always be a presumption that there has been a material contractual amendment where other service providers might have been deterred from applying for the public contract by the original less favourable terms, or might now in the light of the new contractual terms be interested in applying for the public contract;
Expertise for the most favourable terms.
It may even enable you to negotiate more favourable terms.
Large companies Flat offers favourable terms to all companies.
Attractive destinations on especially favourable terms. more….
Refinancing of credit facilities and bonding lines on more favourable terms.
Successful renegotiation and extension of €100 million credit facility at more favourable terms.
The European Commission has made sure that these loans are offered at favourable terms.
One third of the securities can be repaid within 12 months at more favourable terms.
However, payment service providers may decide to grant more favourable terms to payment service users.
The port of Dunkirk has also given us a warm welcome and very favourable terms.
The amended proposal includes a chapter on refugees, providing them with more favourable terms for family reunification.
In these two allocations, the countries of destination have reserved access to the above quantities on favourable terms.
The status granted on more favourable terms would not entitle the holder to the right of residence in another Member State.