Sentence examples for change of terms from inspiring English sources
In correspondence between Carlsberg and the FPB, also seen by the Guardian, the company claimed it was "surprising" that a supplier had complained about the change of terms.
01 Sep 2009 Section: Pictures Change of terms granting perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive reuse rights in all GNM platforms, publications, media and titles in respect of all imagery commissioned from 01 September 2009.
01 Apr 2012 Section: Artwork Change of terms granting perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive reuse rights in all GNM platforms, publications, media and titles in respect of all artwork, illustrations and cartoons commissioned from 01 April 2012.
In fact, the battle over the company's proposed change of terms is just one phase of a larger, ongoing conflict over the meaning of consumer contracts—and it's a war that big corporations appear to be winning.
Credit cards can catch you out too, so take the time to read the small print and if your credit-card company sends you a change of terms notice, don't ignore it.
In fact, the battle over the company's proposed change of terms is just one phase of a larger, ongoing conflict over the meaning of consumer contracts — and it's a war that big corporations appear to be winning.
After a year marked by a financial scandal and a controversial change of term limits, the New York City Council will soon be transformed by new blood, when as many as a quarter of its members join for the first time.
But what's especially important is the direction of change of short-term interest rates and mortgage rates.
Importantly, HLU mimics the physiologic change of long term bed rest [ 24].
What's the impact of mobile in terms of change, in terms of how many people search, and in terms of revenue from mobile advertising versus Web advertising?
