Sentence examples for changes the terms from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, Bernanke recognises that the threat of deflation changes the terms of the policy debate.

"It changes the terms: independence is independence, not to go and be ruled by someone else, Westminster or Europe, it's the same".

Ms. Killian of Charter Oak said borrowers should ask the broker or lender to explain how their score changes the terms of the transaction.

So it may be the advent of the blogger rather than the demise of Murdoch which in the end changes the terms of the relationship between politics and the press.

From late January, Ofcom wants to protect the public from "unfair surprises" by letting customers exit their landline, broadband and mobile contract without penalty if their provider changes the terms of their deal.

It should be proportional representation (PR) because making everyone's vote count changes the terms for politics – it ends the tyranny of middle England in which a few fickle voters who can't decide whether they are Labour or Tory hold sway, alongside the media might of the Mail and Murdoch.

We have to change the terms of debate and that means changing the way we debate.

Change the terms of engagement.

But it changed the terms of engagement.

But Saatchi's changed the terms now.

(Earlier this year, the council changed the terms of the agreement).