The two nations are close in certain terms of history, too.
Citigroup Global Market sued Relativity, saying that it had the right to change certain terms of the original deal and that Relativity had breached the contract by failing to comply with the new terms.
At a hearing yesterday, Judge Gregg Zive of United States Bankruptcy Court delayed a decision on final approval of the loan until Sept. 23 after Amerco resolved objections by revising certain terms of the loan.
By contrast, independents represent under ten per cent, and one New York editor said that only a third of the three thousand brick-and-mortar bookstores still in existence would remain financially healthy if publishers didn't waive certain terms of payment.
Jack Cox, a spokesman for International Paper, said that Brickman Associates had not met certain terms of the letter of intent by an Oct. 2 deadline, allowing the company to pursue another deal.
In the meantime, Sir Martin was creating nonadmirers at Y.& R. Executives close to that agency said one minute he was agreeing to certain terms of the draft agreement and the next minute he would change his mind.
Certain terms of abuse – the N-word for black folk, the F-word for gays and the B-word for women – originated as violent slanders against the target group.
The Women's National Basketball Association players' union decided Thursday not to reopen its contract with the league, even though several players are said to be unhappy with certain terms of the agreement, which expires next year.
The G.M. board was not willing to accept certain terms of the Magna deal, including a condition under which G.M. might have to subsidize interest payments on Opel's debts.
(O.C.R. found Harvard Law School, where I teach, in violation of certain terms of the Dear Colleague letter. I have been critical of the federal pressure on schools to adopt policies and procedures that deny fairness to accused students in the name of Title IX compliance).
