"changed terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the altered conditions or conditions that have been modified in a particular situation or agreement. Example: The company announced that they have changed the terms of their employee benefits package.
In an interview, Mr. Sonsini said, "At no time did I ever say to him that a nonunanimous vote by the board would cost us a higher price or changed terms".
Nike said it had ended negotiations with Michigan because, in its view, the university had unilaterally changed terms of the agreement to comply with the requirements of the Workers Rights Consortium.
The Sussex protests, he says, are partly focused on two instances of privatisation: the handing-over of "facilities management" to the outsourcing firm Interserve, due to happen in January; and the contracting-out of "conference and catering" work to Chartwells, a subsidiary of the giant Compass group, which has meant changed terms and conditions, including zero-hours contracts.
LVMH, the world's largest luxury-goods maker, last month changed terms of cash-settlement swap contracts in Hermes that it bought in 2008 so it could take physical delivery of the underlying shares and move the termination dates forward, according to a statement filed with the regulator last week.
Unity CEO David Helgason announced the changed terms today during the Unite Nordic trade conference, according to Pocket Gamer's Keith Andrew.
The release of the new obo version is then announced to the three mailing lists stated above together with a small summary of the new and/or changed terms.
Instead, creditors were fighting among themselves, with some wanting to change terms and others wanting to take over the hotels.
Attempts to shorten school summer holidays and change terms in England could lead to more regional strike action by teachers.
"There's definitely going to be a movement to change term limits," said one council member.
All three had voted last year to change term limits, allowing them to run again.
Asked if his support of the California law undercuts his campaign to change term limits in New York, he said: "It is good governance to change term limits from two terms to three terms".
