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Unit 10 International trade Law
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| adjust the balance of payment | handle trade |
| affluent | international economic law |
| bargain | International Monetary Fund |
| bittersweet | interest |
| carriage | international trade |
| Certificate of Origin | merger |
| commission | multilateral trade agreement |
| conduct valuable consultations | multinational corporation |
| crucial | mutually binding contract |
| damages | outsourcing |
| discount | overriding purpose |
| disperse | premium |
| dividend | producers of goods and services |
| duty | provide the legal ground-rules |
| draw supplies of foreign currency according to predetermined quotas | record keeping |
| economic incentives | royalties |
| expedite | rules of origin |
| fee | secure international monetary cooperation |
| globalization | tout from |
| gross domestic product (GDP) | trilateral agreement |
| industrialization |
Abbreviations
1. AI – Amnesty International
2. AIDS – acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
3. APEC – Asia – Pacific Economic Co-operation
4. ASEAN – the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
5. BSEC – Organization of the Black Sea
6. CAP – Common Agricultural Policy
7. CBD – Convention on Biological Diversity
8. CIS – the Commonwealth of Independent States
9. CIW – United Nation Convention on the Law of Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses
10. CFCS (CFCs) – Chlorofluorocarbons
11. COE – Council of Europe
12. COREPER – the Committee of Permanent Representatives
13. CSD – the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development
14. DAC – the Development Assistance Committee
15. DOJ – the United States Department of Justice
16. DGSE – Direction Generate de la Securite Exterieure – the French Secret Service
17. DSB – The World Trade Organization’s Dispute Settlement Board
18. EBRD – the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
19. EC – the European Community
20. ECB – the European Central Bank
21. ECE – Economic Commission for Europe
22. ECHR – the European Convention on Human Rights
23. ECJ – the European Court of Justice
24. ECSC – the European Coal and Steel Community
25. EC Treaty – the European Economic Community Treaty
26. EEC – European Economic Community
27. EMU – the European Monetary Union
28. EP – the European Parliament
29. EU – European Union
30. EURATOM – the European Atomic Energy Community Treaty
31. FATF – the Financial Action Task Force (on money laundering)
32. FIBA – the International Basketball Federation
33. FIFA – Association footballs international governing body
34. G8 – the Group of 8
35. GATT – the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
36. GDP – gross domestic product
37. GEF – the Global Environment Facility
38. GHG – Greenhouse gas
39. GMDSS – the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System
40. HMS Union – eight ships of the Royal Navy have born the name HMS Union – a British U class submarine
41. IAEA – the International Atomic Energy Agency
42. IBR – International Business Regulation
43. IBRD – the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
44. ICC – International Criminal Court
45. ICJ – the International Court of justice
46. ICL – International Criminal Law
47. ICRC – the International Committee of the Red Cross
48. ICTY – International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
49. IEIL – International Economic Integration Law
50. IFL –International Financial Law
51. IIPL – International Intellectual Property Law
52. IGO – Intergovernmental organizations
53. IMF – the International Monetary Fund
54. IMCO – the Inter – Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization
55. IMO – International Maritime Organization
56. IMTs – International Military Tribunals
57. INTERPOL – the International Criminal Police Organization
58. IOF – Israeli Occupation Forces
59. IOs – International Organizations
60. IRA – the Irish Republican Army
61. IRB –International Resources Bank
62. ITL – International Trade Law
63. LAS – the League of Arab States
64. LTEE – the Sri Lankan Criminals
65. MARPOL – the International Convention for the prevention of Pollution from Ships
66. MEAs – multilateral environmental agreements
67. MEPs – the members of the European Parliament
68. MIGA – the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
69. MLC – the Maritime Labour Convention
70. MSC – the maritime Sea Convention
71. NAFTA – the North America Free Trade Agreement
72. NATO – North Atlantic Treaty Organization
73. NCB – National Central Bureau
74. NGOs – non-governmental organizations
75. NIEO – new international economic order
76. OAS – Organization of American States
77. OAU – Economic Co-operation Organization of African States
78. OECD – Organization for economic Co-operation and Development
79. OPEC – the organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
80. OSCE – the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
81. PSNR – the concept of permanent sovereignty over natural resources
82. PKK the Kurdish Criminals
83. SAFTA – the South Asia Free Trade Agreement
84. SEA – the Single European Act 1986
85. SOLAS the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea
86. SR – the Supreme Rada
87. TEU – the Treaty on European Union
88. TOC – Transnational organized crime
89. TRIPS – the Council for Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights
90. UDHRs – the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
91. UN – the United Nation
92. UNCED – United Nations Conference on Environment Development
93. UNCHE – United Nations Convention on the Human Environment
94. UNCTAD – the United Nations Conference on trade and Development
95. UNO – the United Nation Organization
96. USA – the United States of America
97. WSSD – World Summit on Sustainable Development
98. WTO – the World Trade Organization
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