Sentence examples for a new terms from inspiring English sources
Yesterday came news that the site had acquired FriendFeed, and this morning it proposed a new Terms of Service.
Plus, existing users will have to sign a new terms of service and privacy policy, which means Jaiku is bound to lose existing users in the process.
As VentureBeat points out, Jaiku has also introduced a new terms of service and privacy policy, so it's getting its legal house in order as well.
Now that we've moved, we'll need to ask you to review and accept a new terms of service and privacy policy.
The company is also hard at work defining a new Terms of Service agreement which will launch in conjunction with new APIs.
As Jeff Bercovici wrote in his piece "It's been nine months since Instagram began laying the groundwork for advertising by rolling out a new terms of service agreement". Translation: Brands heard about the new ad platform coming on Instagram and made a mad dash to stake their claim in anticipation of what to come.
Today in the news I learned a new term -- the "Alt Right".
There is actually a new term.
We need a new term: Besider, maybe.
