Sentence examples for extended terms from inspiring English sources

Christie's had given them extended terms: at least six months to pay for the painting.

If you don't have the cash flow to cover the interest, the development organization may offer extended terms.

Starting today, Business Prime members can choose to now request Extended Terms for Pay by Invoice, when they qualify, opting for 45 or 60 days for better cash flow management, too.

Scotland forward James McFadden, top scorer Michael Higdon, winger Chris Humphrey and defenders Tom Hateley and Fraser Kerr "have been/will be offered extended terms with the club", said a website statement.

The 1851 constitution extended terms to four years but banned governors from serving consecutive terms.

So if "no good case exists," where is your case for the resulting "inequality" that would exist if Congress extended terms but stopped before the term was (effectively) infinite?

He complained about the company's staggered board, and the way it had extended term limits to keep longtime board members.

In August, the Appellate Division sent the case back for resentencing after the judge ordered the defendant, Ralph Davis, to serve an extended term.

"Vendors tightened credit or declined to extend terms" after WorldCom disclosed its accounting problems last month, Ms. Goldstein said.

However, further extending terms and reducing interest rates is an option once the new programme has been successfully reviewed.

That may be restructuring debt, extending terms, converting debt to equity, or creating a joint venture with lender and borrower.