This programme has helped women participate in trade fairs, nationally and internationally, by negotiating more favourable conditions for the price of stands, freight and other costs.

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On the other hand, Jewish settlers benefited from more favourable treatment and lower prices.

We reaffirm our commitment to create favourable conditions for the creation of more and better jobs.

This in turn affects sectors that are themselves vital to the development of more favourable conditions.

Such an arrangement would have negative consequences for market competition, deny diggers a fair price for their goods and, ultimately, encourage the smuggling of diamonds to more favourable markets in neighbouring countries, thus undermining the credibility of Kimberley Process certification schemes in those countries.

In the final event it proved to be Lloyd George who pushed for more favourable terms for Germany.

The reduction with respect to general property insurance results from more favourable premium rates negotiated with the provider.

An even more troublesome fallacy is that people tend to confuse price levels with rates of price change.

Price deflation is far more likely in the near term.

Indeed, it is the international community's responsibility to make efforts to establish a multilateral trading system that is more open, fairer and more favourable for development.

Customers often value a good more when its price goes up.

Healing the wounds of the past and rebuilding bridges between the various communities will create an environment more favourable to tolerance.

Under section 417 of the Migration Act, the Minister for Immigration has a discretionary power to substitute a more favourable decision.

The revised policies in this field have created more favourable conditions for women to participate in and get access to financial resources.

That price would be an investment in a more stable international system.

The price their countries pay is a more sclerotic and slowly growing economy.

The price of oil has risen far more than the dollar has fallen.

The more energy efficient one is, the lower one s vulnerability to price volatility.

The level of disability pension in both cases is more favourable for women, but they acquire the right on the same terms as men.

Especially, under the policy of expanded foreign relations and proactive international economic integration, Vietnamese women have more favourable conditions to participate in these activities.

Rather, the council's activities can be viewed as a positive attempt to create more favourable conditions for this group of citizens, regardless of ethnicity.

A model framework headquarters agreement, or standard articles, should be without prejudice to any agreements already in existence which provide for more favourable conditions.

At the current price of more than 140 a barrel, that implies an import cost of more than 500 billion.

How large is the induced growth in GDP from higher imports? The retail price is often more than twice the wholesale price paid by the importer.

Right to just and favourable conditions of work

Projected income is at a higher level than in the previous biennium, since investment returns are predicted to be more favourable than in 2004 2005.

Cultural and sport socialization will be further promoted to create favourable conditions and more opportunities for the people, particularly women, to participate in these activities.

With more deposits at their disposure and a more flexible interest rate policy, banks would be able to price risks more easily and thus lend more to SMEs.

As a result, the price of anti retrovirals has been cut by more than 50 .

Typically, they take over companies with borrowed money often more than 80 of the price.

With a lower price and more flexible hardware, it quickly outsold many of its competitors.

Price information may be more readily available to both sellers and buyers in this sector.

Recalling that the provisions of the Treaty are intended as a contribution to the creation of more favourable conditions for further negotiations on limiting strategic arms,

Recalling that the provisions of the Treaty are intended as a contribution to the creation of more favourable conditions for further negotiations on limiting strategic arms,

When you measure , observe fully the measure , weigh with an even balance . That is better and more favourable with respect to the outcome in the Hereafter .

When you measure , observe fully the measure , weigh with an even balance . That is better and more favourable with respect to the outcome in the Hereafter .

Furthermore, while markets now price anti takeover provisions, our findings raise the possibility that markets do not (yet) price other governance features whose emergence is relatively more recent.

(c) Take measures to create more favourable conditions at schools (e.g. improvement of heating and electricity facilities as well as more friendly and less abusive environments) in order to tackle the high dropout rates

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A continuation of today s commodity price boom seems more likely, for it has more of a new era story attached to it.

As output and consumption become more stable, investors do not demand as large a risk premium. The lower the price of risk, the higher the price of risky assets.

That means that a 30 year Treasury bond had jumped in price by more than 15 .

Improved economic performance, a more favourable policy environment and corporate profitability, as well as an increase in M A activity in the region, are key underlying factors.

And by the year 2000, when the US consumer price index was more than twice its level in 1980, the price of gold had fallen to about 300 an ounce.