Examples of using Trade terms in English and their translations into Russian
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debt relief and trade terms.
This is often done most efficiently by incorporating trade terms, such as the International Chamber of Commerce's Incoterms(e.g.“CIF”,“FOB”), which spell out
in the fight against poverty and the negative effects of globalization, favourable trade terms, foreign investment
best-value procurement and international trade terms Incoterms 2000.
the procuring entity may wish to consider using recognized trade terms, in particular INCOTERMS.
With that perception, we would like to emphasize the need to set up reasonable trade terms, taking into account the difficulties faced by developing countries,
Achieving NEPAD objectives undoubtedly requires fairer trade terms for Africa, alleviating the debt burden,
human resources while ensuring preferential trade terms for the agricultural products of the least developed countries.
storage and general trade terms.
the preambles to certain trade terms do alert the parties to the need for special contractual terms if the parties wish to go beyond the stipulations of Incoterms.
Since trade terms are interpreted in INCOTERMS primarily in the context of sales contracts,
the use of INCOTERMS when referring to internationally accepted trade terms in coded form.
it formally reinstated preferential trade terms for Myanmar.
where there is a generally used industry standard(which may be reflected in standardized trade terms), permitting the use of a brand name
After observing that"the aim of INCOTERMS, which stands for international commercial terms, is to provide a set of international rules for the interpretation of the most commonly used trade terms in foreign trade" and that"these trade terms are used to allocate the costs of freight
significantly worsened trade terms; a mass exodus of migrants from the"new" EU member states who make a significant contribution to local economic growth- not to mention an aggravation of the situation in Northern Ireland,
The same applies to standardized trade terms and standardized conditions to be used by the procuring entity in formulating the terms and conditions of the procurement and the procurement contract or the framework agreement and in formulating other relevant aspects of various procurement documents: they should be set out in the procurement regulations or the latter should refer to the source where they could be found. See paragraph(5) of the article and the relevant commentary**hyperlinks.
Incoterms 1990 departed from this under the trade terms EXW and FAS(export clearance duty on the buyer)
Flexible transportation way, trade term and payment way.
Trade term: FOB Ningbo.