Примеры использования To export credit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Flexibilities for LDCs andNFIDCs in relation to export credit;
Evidentiary requirements specific to export credit losses relating to tangible property.
Developed countries can avail of certain flexibilities relating to export credit.
Six of the fourth instalment claims relate to export credit policies issued by one claimant.
He also agreed with the remarks made by the United Kingdom representative on the reference to export credit agencies.
Evidentiary requirements specific to export credit losses relating to non-payment under contracts.
A number of countries owe more than 50 per cent of their total debt to export credit agencies.
SMEs engaged in exporting must also have access to export credit insurance in order to cover both commercial and political risks.
Several salient principles, which are related to principles found in insurance generally, may be noted with respect to export credit insurance.
Service exporters often lack access to export credits and are unable to obtain the rebate of indirect taxes on exports permitted to goods exporters.
Evidentiary requirements specific to export credit losses.
With reference to export credit, the Board of Directors of the Italian ECA(SACE) adopted a new cover policy towards Iran, fully implementing resolution 1737 2006.
Harnessing South- South cooperation in improving access to export credit and insurance services was crucial.
The Arrangement establishes a legal andfinancial framework for export credit provision, with the aim of bringing discipline and transparency to export credit operations.
A number of countries owed more than 50 per cent of their total debt to export credit agencies, which often aggravated the sovereign debt liability of Governments and had serious consequences on sustainable development.
As necessary, the introduction of differential treatment for the countries concerned with respect to export credits for agricultural products.
She argued that the OECD common approaches to export credit agencies, while currently referencing human rights, did not require robust due diligence by credit agencies and that their non-binding status made them ineffective.
According to 2001 figures from OECD, for example, around 64 per cent of the debt of Nigeria and42 per cent of the debt of the Democratic Republic of Congo were owed to export credit agencies.
Ten of the fourth instalment claims relate to export credit policies insuring the risk of non-payment in respect of contracts for the supply of goods and services to entities of the Government of Iraq("Iraqi entities"), to Kuwaiti parties or, in one case, to an unknown party.
More specifically, due to their direct impact on the increase of trade and investment of developing countries,possibilities relating to export credit and credit insurance should be further explored.
It was also suggested that,in addition to referring to export credit agencies, paragraph 41, as well as other portions of the text dealing with similar issues, should mention political risk coverage provided by agencies that promoted investment of their nationals in foreign countries.
Somewhat anomalously, given the high importance of trade in Asia and the Pacific,this is the only region that does not have its own regional institution specifically dedicated to export credit and export credit guarantees.
Accordingly, compensation for claims relating to export credit contracts should be based on the invoice value of the goods that were the subject of the export sale contract together with any freight and handling charges and the insurance premium payable in respect of the contract.
JS2 also noted that the Government rarely assesses the human rights impact of its support to German companies in their international activities,leading to export credits being granted for projects, especially infrastructure projects that have led to human rights violations.
Borrower States andlenders should consider the impact that contingent liabilities(including debts generated by or related to export credits or foreign investments and debt obligations arising from public-private partnerships) have on the borrower government's financial position when making borrowing or lending decisions or assessing the sustainability of the debts of Borrower States.
On the contrary, the substantial surpluses achieved in December in the Republic of Korea and Thailand had been largely due to sharp import reductions and not to export growth,because those economies were facing enormous constraints in getting access to export credit, insurance credit, and credit to import the raw materials and inputs that they needed in order to stimulate their foreign trade.
In addition, when granted by developed country agencies,they follow standard regulations that apply to export credit operations of developed countries namely, the Consensus of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development governing official export credit lending.
He also encouraged countries to eliminate export credit coverage for arms sales to poor nations.
Direct technical assistance to local export credit agencies has been extended to the Czech and Slovak republics.
While the support available differs from country to country, export credit agencies typically offer two lines of coverage.