credit terms

常見例句

雙語例句

• The subprime market is too small to have much aggregate effect, but credit terms are getting a little meaner for mainstream borrowers too.
  次級(jí)市場(chǎng)規(guī)模很小，尚還不足產(chǎn)生整體影響，但是信貸條件對(duì)主流借款者來說也變得更加苛刻。
• Negotiating bank may claim reimbursement by T/T on the Bank of China New York branch certifying that the credit terms have been complied with。
  議付行證明本信用證條款已履行，可按電匯索償條款向中國(guó)銀行紐約分行索回貨款。
• Agreements about price or price-related matters such as credit terms potentially are the most serious.
  關(guān)于價(jià)格或諸如信用證條款等有關(guān)價(jià)格事項(xiàng)的協(xié)定是極具潛在危害性的。
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原聲例句

• Credit card companies will have to inform cardholders forty-five days before they raise interest rates or change other important terms.
• "The challenge is to keep up the tempo and to continue these policies that have been placed in terms of credit flows being increased to customers and interest rates being maintained at around the ten per cent level,".

權(quán)威例句

• Pacific Andes also targeted the U.S. market, offering fast-food chains and wholesalers credit terms.
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• Now, as then, manufactured goods, technology and generous credit terms are basically bartered for Soviet raw materials, notably energy resources.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Freedom Flame 2013
• Now that the economy is beginning to recover, credit terms have eased and consumers are feeling more confident about buying big-ticket items.
  FORBES: The Most Anticipated Cars of 2013
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