most-favoured

In other words, there was no single "natural" rate: policymakers could in principle try for the equilibrium they most favoured.

It was partly in anticipation of this that we highlighted owning China "A" shares as one of our most favoured trades for 2009.

Both countries entered into a trade agreement in 1984 which granted them the status of Most Favoured Nation (MFN).

This afternoon they are going to vote on the proposal of the most favoured nation treatment to that country.

USA and the rest of the world made China a "most favoured nation" when it comes to commodities and products.

Pakistan's cabinet voted to grant India most-favoured-nation status, a fillip for the peace process that began in February.

For the first time in the survey's history, Toyota has lost its spot as the suppliers' most favoured customer, to be replaced by Honda.

If the answer is "yes" , all of humanity might come to enjoy the historically unprecedented lifestyles of today's most favoured people.

At the centre of the archipelago, perhaps in the most favoured spot of all, lies an island that has been deserted for many generations.

Mrs Khar told parliament last week the "most favoured nation" status was agreed "in principle" .

This country cannot have the treatment of the most-favoured-nation clause.

What's your most favoured music?

most favoured a compromise of some sort.

Which is the most favoured area of about 10 square kilometres of rapids.

Australia is one of the most favoured destinations for Chinese students to study abroad .

Final Draft Articles on Most -Favoured- Nation Clauses in Treaties between States ;

"applied Most Favoured Nation (MFN) tariff rates" shall refer to the respective applied rates of the Parties as of 1 July 2004;

MFN; most favoured nation (treatment) (mfn);

Most favoured nation trading status

One-sided most favoured nation clause