Sentence examples for customary terms from inspiring English sources

These amendments also amended certain customary terms restricting Hudson City's business prior to closing.

The President and his advisers all speak in the customary terms of friendship and alliance, and with the same adjectives.

Their best argument is that customary terms for the debt must be assessed in today's current environment which requires stronger debt contracts.

This is the problem that arose in Alliance Data Systems' brief litigation against the Blackstone Group: What do terms such as "reasonable best efforts" or "customary terms and conditions" actually mean?

The New York dispute centers around the language in the debt commitment letter requiring that the terms of the credit facilities for the Clear Channel acquisition to be on customary terms.

This would, of course, be subject to both parties reaching a mutually acceptable confidentiality agreement on customary terms.

The customary term is anywhere from six months to three years.

The customary term of protection is the author's lifetime plus 50 years.

The grammatical function of each sense is identified, and the primary usage (here referring to taonga being primarily a customary term) identified.

Repraesentantēs or repraesentantia; I will continue to use the more customary term, "representation".

Into the blue of heaven. is from the Κένταυρος that Aratos used, probably from earlier times, for it was a universal title with the Greeks; but he also called it Ἱππότα Φήρ, the Horseman Beast, the customary term for a centaur in the Epic and Aeolic dialects.