Sentence examples for demand terms from inspiring English sources

Now hospitals can demand terms, and since this concerns most hospitals in a given area, health care plans must comply.

According to his subordinate S.H. Lockett, Pemberton said that they had the stark choice "either to surrender while we still had ammunition enough to demand terms, or to sell our lives as dearly as possible" in a doomed assault against the Yankees.

It is the transformation of an invention generated by scientific activity into a socially usable product, changing economics from supply terms to demand terms and increasing the value and satisfaction obtained from resources by the consumer.

Will the studios be as audacious as Steve Jobs was one decade earlier and demand terms that they believe reflect the true value their content creates for distributors over time?

If at all possible, avoid investors who demand terms that are unreasonable to you, and may hinder your ability to repay a loan.

As part of these studies, conventionally used normalized cyclic demand term, cyclic stress ratio, is to be estimated addressing the seismic interaction of overlying structure with foundation soils.

In retirement, he lectured whenever and wherever an invitation seemed worthwhile in his own demanding terms.

Despite the demanding terms on offer, those reconsidered for a loan seemed to prosper.

Inflation has fallen, trade has expanded and capital comes on more demanding terms.

Other courts phrase the standard in similarly demanding terms of 'clear and present danger.' E.g., Wilkinson v. Skinner, 462 F.2d 672, 672 673 (CA2 1972).

Judge Koh's denial also found that Qualcomm's demanded terms in agreements with Apple essentially amounted to an exclusivity agreement which runs afoul of competition laws.