Sentence examples for examining the terms from inspiring English sources

Richards also reacted to BSkyB's criticism of Ofcom's investigation into the pay-TV market, in which it proposed capping the cost of its premium sport and movie channels, potentially making them available more cheaply to subscribers, as well as examining the terms of its rights agreement with the Premier League.

The CFPB can save consumers a huge amount of time by effectively examining the terms for them and providing a seal of approval.

Examining the term, as in the upper-right term of (4.8), Since the upper-right is not zero, (4.7) does not hold for either UMA or CMA.

But with many of the workers being hit with higher bills than they expected, city officials are re-examining the terms of the program.

Indeed, the project's creators, Philip Kunhardt Jr. and his sons Philip III and Peter, pride themselves on being the first documentarians to examine the terms of all 42 presidents.

But the general counsel is continuing to examine the terms of his recusal to determine whether it goes far enough to avoid any possible conflicts, officials said.

On direct examination, Gerald Krovatin, Ms. Riley's lawyer, asked Mr. Ezeilo if he had read the deed associated with the sale of the property, or if he had even examined the terms of the contract that Ms. Riley had signed with the city.

Late in the afternoon, Willumstad and other A.I.G. executives and their lawyers and advisers gathered in a conference room outside Willumstad's office to examine the terms of the proposed loan that had just arrived from the Fed.

Mr. Tsipras recently wrote to leaders of European institutions requesting that they re-examine the terms of the Greek bailout deal signed in February.

By the end of this year, directors in every Whitehall department are expected to have examined the terms and conditions of their workforce and outlined plans to make their jobs more like those in the private sector.

They must put themselves in their employees' shoes to understand how change looks from that perspective and to examine the terms of the "personal compacts" between employees and the company.