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• A $ 1 billion wheat deal on easy credit terms, Gregory says.
• Specifically, Brazil is seeking better credit terms, the Italian new agency ANSA reported.
• Another is that suppliers lessened the burden this spring by easing credit terms.
• In April 1997, Sears sent a notice that it was changing credit terms.
• Even today, Sofmap offers easier credit terms than any other retailer.
• Credit policy which includes credit standards, credit terms and collection efforts.
• They were to be evaluated based on price, service, quality and credit terms.
• He was an outspoken advocate of easier credit terms for Third World debtor nations.
• With enhanced bargaining power, dealers now wrest easier credit terms.
• Roberds was unable to reach credit terms with major vendors.
• Tourism has contributed greatly, and the country is getting better credit terms, they said.
• Building upsales through extended credit terms is definitely not a prudent strategyin risk management.
• Relaxed credit terms, like zero down payment options encouraged by Fannie Mae, helped enormously.
• The agreement did not address credit terms for non-minority buyers.
• A supplier changes its credit terms, causing a financial crisis.
• Merchants, finding a sellers'market, extracted extraordinary profits through inflated prices and usurious credit terms.
• It hopes to mitigate losses in Asia by modifying its equipment and tightening credit terms.
• The inducements come on top of a substantial easing in credit terms early last year.
• The decision came after they failed to pay in accordance with credit terms and conditions.
• The railroad offered farmers the opportunity to purchase land grant parcels on easy credit terms.