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1 bills of credit
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2 back-to-back letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > back-to-back letter of credit
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3 blank letter of credit
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4 delay in opening a letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > delay in opening a letter of credit
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5 documentary letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > documentary letter of credit
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6 irrevocable letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > irrevocable letter of credit
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7 modification of the letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > modification of the letter of credit
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8 non-transferable letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > non-transferable letter of credit
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9 notification of a letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > notification of a letter of credit
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10 payment by a letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > payment by a letter of credit
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11 revolving letter of credit
English-Russian base dictionary > revolving letter of credit
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12 stand-by letter of credit
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13 bill of credit
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14 letter of credit
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > letter of credit
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15 commercial letter of credit
English-Russian big medical dictionary > commercial letter of credit
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16 documentary credit
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17 documentary letter of credit
English-Russian big medical dictionary > documentary letter of credit
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18 documentary letters of credit
English-Russian big medical dictionary > documentary letters of credit
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19 irrevocable confirmed letter of credit
English-Russian big medical dictionary > irrevocable confirmed letter of credit
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20 irrevocable letter of credit
English-Russian big medical dictionary > irrevocable letter of credit
См. также в других словарях:
bills of credit — Non interest bearing promissory notes issued by the government and backed by its faith and credit to be paid when presented by their holders, which are in the form of currency and are intended to be circulated and exchanged in the community as… … Law dictionary
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