Sentence examples for has its terms from inspiring English sources

Hanoi has its terms too, but matters may be negotiable.

Every talent has its terms, and, while Baldwin was in no ordinary sense a political writer, something in him required that he rise above himself.

It may have its terms of reference changed.

Greece, which got 240 billion euros in two bailouts, has previously had its terms eased by the eurozone and International Monetary Fund amid a six-year recession.

In fact, it is so common that it has its own term (first coined by British economist Richard Auty): the Resource Curse.

Investors are not in love with the approach, but it has its long-term charms.

However, each service has its own terms and conditions.

"Every country has its own terms for acceptability.

Grief has its own terms and they are never the same as yours.

Dendrimer chemistry, as other specialized research fields, has its own terms and abbreviations.

That's right, now meeting online is normal and meeting offline -- i.e., in person -- has its own term.