Sentence examples for firmer terms from inspiring English sources

When that was lifted, the obstacle became Lithuanian demands for firmer terms concerning energy, judicial co-operation and Russia's treatment of countries such as Georgia.EU diplomats fumed about Lithuania's tactics, complaining of belated timing, poor preparation and unrealistic expectations.

The State Senate unanimously passed a bill yesterday to set firmer terms and timelines for granting or denying access to government records under the state's Freedom of Information Law.

He speaks in milder but equally firm terms today.

"We are entitled in the letter to assert in reasonably firm terms why we contend there has been copyright infringement," he said.

Whether they will also force the guerrillas to accept Mr Uribe's firm terms for new peace talks will decide the fortunes of his presidency.

For her Benjamin is only of use if he is "just a kid", and she always addresses him – with enraging superiority – in the firm terms of a mother to a child.

A report by the Commons Science and Technology Select Committee says the firms' terms and conditions are far too long and complex.

"We offer these firms terms and conditions that are more incentivizing and enabling than our competition.

Members were encouraged to buy large sums at one time by the promise of discounts - for example 50 credits cost $5 £3.200) but 2,360 credits cost $200, representing what the firm termed an "18% bonus".

Hill and Kish agreed, for instance, that all politicians should have firm term limits and that there should be more direct democratic controls and referenda.

Number one in all that is that we need to be firmer in terms of the compliance of national anti-doping organisations and/or sports.