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21 gross domestic product in real terms
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > gross domestic product in real terms
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22 contract terms
1. условие контрактаto submit to terms — подчиниться условиям, принять условия
terms of office — условия найма на работу; условия оплаты
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23 additional terms
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24 concessionary terms
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25 credit on easy terms
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26 easy on terms
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27 exacting terms
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28 exclusionary terms
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29 favourable terms
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30 liner terms
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31 preferential terms
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32 soft terms
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33 technical terms
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34 usurious terms
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35 usual terms
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > usual terms
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36 net barter terms of trade
межд. эк. чистые бартерные условия торговли (выраженное в процентах соотношение экспортных и импортных цен определенного товара или соотношение индекса экспортных и импортных цен в целом при предположении, что объемы экспорта и импорта постоянны)Syn:See:terms of trade, income terms of trade, gross barter terms of trade, single factor terms of trade, double factor terms of trade* * *Англо-русский экономический словарь > net barter terms of trade
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37 commodity terms of trade
межд. эк. товарные условия торговли (выраженное в процентах соотношение экспортных и импортных цен определенного товара или соотношение индекса экспортных и импортных цен в целом при предположении, что объемы экспорта и импорта постоянны)Syn:See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > commodity terms of trade
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38 net barter terms of trade
межд. эк. чистые бартерные условия торговли (выраженное в процентах соотношение экспортных и импортных цен определенного товара или соотношение индекса экспортных и импортных цен в целом при предположении, что объемы экспорта и импорта постоянны)Syn:See:The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > net barter terms of trade
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39 term
1) термин; выражение2) промежуток времени; срок; срок полномочий; срок наказания; амер. наказание4) постановление ( договора), условие6) день, когда наступает срок квартальных платежей (аренда, проценты и т.п.)•to come to terms — достичь соглашения, договориться;
to finish a term — отбыть срок наказания;
to get a term — получить срок наказания;
to give a term — назначить срок наказания;
to win a term — разг. получить срок наказания
- term of appointmentterm of imprisonment credited toward another term of imprisonment — срок тюремного заключения, назначенный с зачётом ранее назначенного или отбытого срока тюремного заключения
- term of art
- term of bill
- term of contract
- terms of delivery
- term of imprisonment
- term of jail
- terms of law
- term of lease
- term of legislature
- term of life
- term of natural life
- term of office
- term of parole
- terms of partnership
- term of payment
- term of probation
- term of punishment
- terms of reference
- term of sentence
- terms of submission
- terms of the claims
- term of the court
- term of the grand jury
- term of the jury
- term of validity
- term of years
- term of years absolute
- additional term
- adjourned term
- aggregate term of imprisonment
- awarded term of imprisonment
- berth terms
- broad term
- clear terms
- concessionary terms
- concurrent terms
- conference terms
- consecutive terms
- convertible terms
- court term
- delivery terms
- determinate term
- Easter term
- elected term
- expired term
- express terms
- extended term - foul term
- full term
- general term
- general terms of delivery
- government's term of office
- gross terms
- heavy term of imprisonment
- Hilary term
- implied terms
- indeterminate term
- initial term
- innominate terms
- jail term
- landed terms
- law term
- lengthy term of imprisonment
- liner terms
- long term
- maximum term
- maximum term of imprisonmnent
- Michaelmas term
- minimum term
- minimum term of imprisonment
- mutual terms
- narrow term
- ordinary term
- parole term
- Paschal term
- patent term
- preclusive term
- presidential term
- prison term
- probation term
- probatory term
- senatorial term
- served term
- set term
- settled term
- short term
- short term of imprisonment
- stringent term
- technical terms of law
- trade terms
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сокр. от gross termsгросс-условия, линейные условия
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