(6) Commercial bank cheque.

(e) Some international commercial tools, such as bills of exchange, promissory notes, consignment notes, bills of lading, warehouse receipts, or any transferable document or instrument that entitles the bearer or beneficiary to claim the delivery of goods or the payment of a sum of money.

Also, money transfer operators usually charge higher fees and offer less favorable exchange rates in transfer operations than commercial banks.

Investments are recorded at cost using commercial historical exchange rates instead of United Nations operational rates of exchange.

Travellers' cheques and notes in all major foreign currencies may be exchanged at any commercial bank and most hotels and foreign exchange counters.

See section C of the present annex.

Legislation has been drafted which, subject to further consultation and parliamentary approval, will provide for oversight of money services businesses (bureau de change, money transmitters, and cheque cashers).

And we give them business development services, as well as financing loan and equity.

E. United Nations Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes (1988)

(e) United Nations Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes (New York, 1988).General Assembly resolution 43 165, annex, of 9 December 1988.

5. United Nations Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes (New York, 1988)

5. United Nations Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes (New York, 1988)

In order to solve the problem of non payments to one another, to make use of the potential of commercial banks and of bills of exchange and promissory notes issued by enterprises

Financial services, international business and tourism are the main economic sectors and account for the bulk of the Territory's foreign exchange earnings.

Staff officers, who normally serve a one year tour of duty, rotate on an individual basis and are subject to regular commercial airfares.

Other means used for the channeling of remittances are commercial banks, post offices, travel agencies and informal financial institutions.

United Nations Convention on International Bills of Exchange and International Promissory Notes.

A Vietnamese woman received one prize for business in the Vote for Impressive Asian Women 2002.

37. Black s Law Dictionary defines traffic in general as commerce trade sale or exchange of merchandise, bills, money, and the like.

The US, for its part, recognized that it needed a central bank analogous to the Bank of England. American financiers were persuaded that New York needed to develop its own commercial trading system to handle bills of exchange in the same way as the London market and arrange their monetization (or acceptance ).

Contractor's invoices

(b) By means of an electronic transfer of funds or by cheque.

The Convention has four States parties it requires 10 States parties for entry into force)

6152 Importers' own foreign exchange

53 UNCTAD has assembled a roster of good practices to make linkages work (UNCTAD, Business linkages roster of good practices (Geneva, 2004)).

Similarly, if he decided to invest in other property, such as business shares of former State owned companies, he would also be able to offset the full face value of the vouchers.

(e) To compile a compendium of best practices of States and transnational corporations and other business enterprises

In 1996, Bermuda s foreign currency earnings from international businesses grew nearly 20 per cent to US 631 million.

As agreed in our consultation, there will be two independent countings of the ballots, one by each teller.

It also seeks to identify individuals and businesses that provide alternative remittance services, including those that have not engaged with the Unit as required by law.

Under section 7 (1), individuals compensated by vouchers but not tenants of any residential property may set off the full face value of their vouchers against the price of any property, shares or business shares sold during the privatization of former State owned property.

Stock, commodities, and future exchanges

UN CEFACT has set up a new Trade Facilitation project to revise its existing Recommendation 6 on the Invoice for International Trade, adapting it to the business and regulatory requirements of electronic invoicing (e invoicing).

Think of the problems it would solve unemployment, poverty, standing in line for theatre tickets.

1600 Opening of commercial and non commercial exhibition

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Business and industry

Here's your ticket to San Diego. Well, don't you think we ought to sit down

Seen from industry, the gains of stocks such as electrical industry, natural gas industry, aquaculture, and agriculture and forestry in the Tokyo stock market were at the very top, while stocks like banking obviously declined.

(w) Negotiable instrument means, subject to law other than secured transactions law, an instrument that embodies a right to payment, such as a promissory note or a bill of exchange, which satisfies the requirements for negotiability under the law governing negotiable instruments.

Business and Industry

In the Syrian Arab Republic, the Agency continued to be required to submit its customs declaration forms with commercial invoices for endorsement by the Boycott Office.

(iii) Employees in government owned business undertakings under the Business Acquisition Act. Force of law

Taxes are collected from a variety of businesses conducting activities including telecommunications, money remittances, livestock marketing (goats and sheep) and farming (products such as mangoes, oranges and cooking oil).

It's a horrible term of trade.