Terms and conditions may have to conform to differences in the financial abilities of the countries concerned, but the principle that each country should meet its obligation admits of no differences and is of universal application.
Calvin Coolidge: “Terms and conditions may have to conform to differences in the financial abilities of the countries concerned, but the…”
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Coolidge asserts that while financial conditions may vary, the principle of meeting obligations is universal.
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