Sentence examples for by changing the terms from inspiring English sources

Reagan changed America above all by changing the terms of political discourse.

Some states have tried to cut pension costs by changing the terms for new employees.

In some quarters, Morey has been criticized (anonymously) for violating an unwritten code by changing the terms of Lin's deal.

Bob Coleman, who publishes a newsletter for the S.B.A. lending industry, said Bank of America is acting prudently by changing the terms of its lines of credit.

NatWest this week shocked the banking industry by changing the terms and conditions on its business accounts to pave the way to charge customers for holding their deposits, although it insists it has no immediate plans to do so.

By changing the terms of the debate, Dean forced all the candidates to address the kind of questions Democratic voters were asking and for which president Bush had no answers.

He added, "So you can thank Speaker Quinn and those who believed in giving Michael Bloomberg a third term by changing the term limits law for the fact that small businesses were under attack for this last four years".

"You can thank Speaker Quinn and those who believed in giving Michael Bloomberg a third term by changing the term limits law for the fact that small businesses were under attack for this last four years," Mr. de Blasio said.

Randy M. Mastro, chairman of two past Charter Revision Commissions and the lawyer representing the three, said the law violated the City Charter by changing the term of an elective officer without a voter referendum.

We performed more than 10 simulation runs, but here we only show 3 relevant runs where the maximum location of the enhancement x h /d has been shifted from x h /d∼−3.6 [Run(1)] to x h /d∼−6.8 [Run(3)] by changing the term l x in intervals of x/d��−1.6 (see Table 1).

Asana has tried to loosen the handcuffs by changing the standard terms that apply to the company's new stock options.