Sentence examples for for whatever term from inspiring English sources

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Argentina has in the past argued that settling with holdouts would activate a Rights Upon Future Offers (RUFO) clause in the exchanged bonds, which expires at the end of this year, meaning that they would be eligible for whatever terms the holdouts got.

"CBASE digg" returns the contact information for Digg (or whatever term you enter).

Whatever term we use for the symbols "+" and "−", they will have no specific meaning beyond their function of indicating the quality of the judgement expressed.

They also receive visits from social workers who try to help them express their feelings and review their life experiences and from spiritual counselors who try to help patients prepare for death on whatever terms the patient desires.

This document should clearly describe exactly the work that you promise to do, and whatever terms for compensation you agree to.

Under terms of the compromise, the President would be able to use a special appropriation of $100 million in any of the following ways: For an outright loan to the UN at whatever terms he chose; for the purchase of the special 25-year, 2 per cent UN bonds voted by the UN last fall; or for a combination in whatever form he wished.

"We were willing to give her whatever terms she wanted for free," Gavigan said.

By any means necessary, for however much money it costs, under whatever terms HBO wants.

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I suppose "frozen casseroles" could also work, but for whatever reason, that term never took off.