Sentence examples for and the same terms from inspiring English sources

He added, "First, people who live on an estate that's redeveloped must get a home on the same site and the same terms as before".

The emergence of two branches of LCA with markedly different perspectives is one of the biggest challenges facing the LCA community, largely because their languages are widely disparate and the same terms (even "LCA") may carry different meanings between them.

Four months later the SEC denied MeVC's request to invest in follow-on rounds of DFJ deals, while permitting MeVC and DFJ to invest at the same time and on the same terms.

Harry Munsinger, a lawyer for the mom-and-pop stores that sued, described the deals as a "secret conspiracy" and said the same terms were not available to the independents.

Fannie and Freddie also allow a wide swath of the American public to borrow money at the same interest rates and on the same terms.

But Socrates has stated the contrary, and in the same terms.

And, if it did, would investors have a social responsibility to provide as much capital and on the same terms as they would without the employment commitment?

In SEATS' output, each of these correctly (minimally) differenced estimates is called the stationary transformation of its estimate, and the same term is used with unobserved unobserved components.

Naming different perspectives, as done here, with one and the same term—"power"—means, first, to put them on one normative level.

Once Chrysler approved the ban on factory closings and sales, the U.A.W. and the Canadian Auto Workers successfully insisted that Ford and G.M. accept the same terms in nearly identical labor contracts they signed a few weeks later.

The real case to answer here is physical intrusion and harassment, both clearly covered by the Independent Press Standards Organisation's editorial code (and in much the same terms by Ipso's rival, Impress).