Sentence examples for improved terms from inspiring English sources
United had presented improved terms – and a promise of improved first-team opportunities – to Pogba, but he was not swayed.
The deal went ahead on improved terms.
Schneider and Legrand might yet remake their deal entirely or offer improved terms.
While Kazakhmys still argues the bid undervalues ENRC, it now concedes it sees "no prospect of obtaining improved terms".
With Morrison wanting markedly improved terms even to consider committing his long-term future to West Ham the midfielder may well leave before the window's close.
In Cumming's view, there are three possibilities: Shell walks away, agreeing to pay the £750m break fee; it seeks improved terms from BG; or shareholders vote against.
They had not done any due diligence and had to renegotiate, successfully, improved terms from BMW as the price to walk away from its English patient.
While that has not been offered, it is understood improved terms are on the table, a fair achievement given the current, diminishing value of sports rights.
In 1908 the Russian minister of foreign affairs, Alexander Izvolski, hoped to secure improved terms of access to the Turkish Straits for Russian shipping.
Officially, the 50-strong caucus, including former cabinet ministers John Redwood and Owen Paterson, wishes Cameron well in his bid to deliver improved terms of membership for Britain in the EU.
