Sentence examples for expect the terms from inspiring English sources

Expect the terms of preferred shares issued in the future to have protections against maneuvers like the ones Emmis employed.

However, expect the terms and conditions to keep changing as Maude tries ever harder to pay out as little as possible under the civil service compensation scheme.

As in the case of a loan from a financial institution, you should still expect the terms and conditions of any offer you receive from a peer-to-peer loan site to be less favorable than it would be if your credit was good.

They might not expect a smile, but they do expect the term "estimated time of arrival" to mean something.

Given the team involved in advancing this selfless if daunting project I expect the term OSDV will soon be as widely used as LOL, G2G, IMO and other acronyms baffling to those of us older than 18.

Spain expects the terms of the loan, including the interest rate, to be set at that meeting.

Still, Mr. de Guindos said that, based on his discussions with euro zone ministers, he expected the terms of the emergency loan to be "very favorable".

Last but not least, as expected, the term similarity method used seems to be the most influential factor, as its quality would be propagated through the aggregation chain.

Lagarde has said there is now nothing on the table and that Greece should not expect the same terms to be available after the referendum.

By next month, American officials expect, the basic terms of China's entry will have been agreed.Second, their departure suggests that a deal is still some way off.

From the mathematical point of view, one would expect the integral term in the equation above is dominated by the leading term − λ ∇ u.