Sentence examples for altering the terms from inspiring English sources

This is altering the terms of British political debate.

Still, Clinton has gradually succeeded in altering the terms of the contest.

The government should also consider altering the terms of the Bank of Japan's law.

But there is also an opening there, I hope, to challenge that cycle by altering the terms of the conversation.

And if Lincoln Center is distressed at the company's imminent departure, how about altering the terms of occupancy?

But in Germany, the companies are hoping to save the huge cost of building separate networks by altering the terms of the original auction.

Some argue that either move would require state legislation; lawmakers have responded coolly to altering the term-limits law.

PAGE A5 Shift in Term Limits Possible The New York City Council is considering altering the term limits rule to allow council members to serve three terms instead of two.

Mr. Ryan expressed bewilderment over Mr. Bloomberg's contention that altering the term limits would create a wider pool of candidates.

StarMedia also said it had altered the terms of its agreement to acquire AdNet.

We are deeply reluctant to alter the terms of Our long-established covenant with Our Creation.