Examples of 'most-favoured-nation status' in a sentence
Meaning of "most-favoured-nation status"
most-favoured-nation status: This term refers to a trade agreement between countries where one country extends its favorable trading terms to another country
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The contracting parties also grant each other most-favoured-nation status in their trade relations.
Kazakstan hoped for increased access to international markets through non-discriminatory treatment and most-favoured-nation status.
The Community will grant most-favoured-nation status for the establishment of Turkmen companies.
Also agreed was the reciprocal granting of most-favoured-nation status.
The Community will grant most-favoured-nation status for the establishment of Uzbek companies.
I was pleased that she also made commitments on most-favoured-nation status.
The Community will grant most-favoured-nation status for the establishment of Kazakh companies.
The parties will continue to accord each other most-favoured-nation status.
The Community will grant most-favoured-nation status for the establishment of Kyrgyz companies.
The agreements ' provisions on trade in goods grant reciprocal most-favoured-nation status.
Compliance with the WTO clauses on most-favoured-nation status (MFN) and national treatment.
These are non-preferential agreements by which the parties grant each other most-favoured-nation status.
Each Party grants the other most-favoured-nation status.
Because this was a non-preferential agreement, the parties would be according each other most-favoured-nation status.
The parties will grant each other most-favoured-nation status.
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This is a non-preferential Agreement which means that both parties accord each other most-favoured-nation status.
As regards trade the Parties will grant each other most-favoured-nation status.
Under Article 11 ( 3 ) of the cooperation agreement the two parties accord one another most-favoured-nation status.
As the Agreement is non-preferential, the parties are granting each other most-favoured-nation status.
This is a non-preferential agreement by which each Party grants the other most-favoured-nation status.
This is a non-preferential Agreement by which the parties grant each other most-favoured-nation status.
As the Agreement is non-pref erential, the parties are granting each other most-favoured-nation status.
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