favourable terms

A few privileged investors have always been able to gain such favourable terms.

Some SWFs have been able to push through separate accounts, individualised pools of capital with more favourable terms than the main fund.

It gave mandates to three Western investment houses for segregated accounts assumed to be on favourable terms for the investor.

Despite S&P's dire warnings, the US government is currently able to borrow on the most favourable terms in modern history.

Stronger banks will attract more deposits and will have the pick of the strongest borrowers at favourable terms.

The company will lend you money on very favourable terms.

During the boom years, a number of countries were able to borrow more and on more favourable terms than ever before.

Sorry, we've already given you our most favourable terms of prices. So we need payment by sight draft.

Credit markets have offered favourable terms to hospital groups raising money.

Some voiced fears that the delays could result in less favourable terms for Philips.

China's immediate interest, however, is narrower: it is to gain access to the world's resources on the most favourable terms.

The union encouraged a flood of capital to the surging economies, on favourable terms.

The bidder who bids the lowest price and most favourable terms will win the contract.

Then the time will be ripe for the English go in with our armies, reannex them on MUCH more favourable terms.

vt. The shop is let on very favourable terms.

we are unable to accept your offer as other suppliers have offered us more favourable terms