Sentence examples for adjustments the terms from inspiring English sources

Adjustments: The terms ' specific', ' particular' and ' would want' (questions 3, 7, and 9) were removed from the Danish version to make these questions less formal and less complex.

Adjustments: The term 'feel', which in Danish may imply a deeply felt need for disclosure, was changed to ' think' (question 7).

The bank also stands accused of having made improper adjustments to the terms of the home loans of customers who were in bankruptcy, which Wells Fargo denies.

Sunni intransigence, for example, could be met with a major US military operation in the area, or adjustment of the terms of reconciliation.

That face may have turned crimson after he mishandled an e-mail message from a Countrywide customer asking for an adjustment to the terms of his mortgage.

But many adjustments open the term to movies, "trash" included, as big as "Star Wars" and as bad as "Nine Deaths of the Ninja," two of 1,313 entries.

Support is more tenuous for an adjustment of the term limits that voters imposed on state legislators in 1990.

Another adjustment is to the terms, with Nokia's manufacturing facilities in Chennai in India and Masan in Korea not transferring to Microsoft.

Last Friday the city filed its "plan of adjustment", the technical term for the document that says what it can pay.

But the sudden and unexpected nature of Adjustment (the Ucas term for finding a place at a university that you wouldn't have been eligible for with your predicted grades) can often catch students off guard.

They also renewed calls for an extension of the country's economic adjustment program, imposed under the terms of Greece's international bailout, because of a deepening recession.