Sentence examples for favourable terms for from inspiring English sources

Richelieu again won favourable terms for her after the defeat of her second rebellion (August 1620).

He obtained unexpectedly favourable terms for Russia, but his achievement did not make him any more popular.

"Our two private investors have graciously agreed to the complete discharge of their loan facilities on the most favourable terms for members," Pappas said.

With less than two weeks before Apple Music pops up on Apple devices around the world, the indie music industry is swiftly running out of time to negotiate more favourable terms for compensation.

Vast amounts of time are taken up with chasing late payments from clients and customers, negotiating more favourable terms for their own payments and finding cash to alleviate the pressure during quieter months.

This proposal was for an offer on more favourable terms for Britvic shareholders than the offer recommended by the respective Boards and subsequently approved by the AG Barr and Britvic shareholders in January 2013.

Commonly favourable terms of trade for pastoral produce against grain make it possible for people to make a living selling milk or meat from even relatively low herd numbers (Swift 1986; Sikana et al. 1993).

Primo oversaw an economic expansion based on favourable terms of trade for Spanish exports during the early years of his dictatorship.

The talks collapsed, however, when the North Koreans refused to sign the agreement, with analysts speculating that they were waiting for more favourable terms from the new U.S. administration.

International action should target both the establishment of more favourable terms of trade and intensified resource mobilisation for the least-developed countries.

The Italian was not paid for eight months because of the RFU's financial problems but a loan on favourable terms from Usmanov helped pay his wages.