Sentence examples for improved terms offered from inspiring English sources

The government retained its hardline stance on the pensions dispute, saying improved terms offered last month will be removed by the end of the year unless a deal is reached by then.

The 12,800 or so retail investors hold "perpetual subordinated bonds" (known as Pibs) or preference shares, and this week, as part of the new proposals, they have been offered improved terms.

Michael Dell and Silver Lake have offered improved terms for their proposed transaction to take venerable computer OEM Dell private.

Schneider and Legrand might yet remake their deal entirely or offer improved terms.

Sources close to one of the mobile operators said that they had made clear for some time that they were reviewing their relationship with Phones 4U and discussions had broken down after the retailer refused to offer improved terms on a historic agreement.

That's because, as Netflix proves in the value of streaming, it will be able to offer improved terms to studios, resulting in Netflix getting better and better access to films.

Jokanovic's deal at Watford had expired at the end of June and he was offered significantly improved terms of around a £1m basic salary, plus another £1m in performance-based payments.

"The club has in recent weeks made every effort to keep Carlos Tevez at West Ham United and indeed offered significantly improved terms and conditions to the player, which were not accepted.

"It is also a bonus to be reunited with John Sheridan". Linfield offered Feeney improved terms on Tuesday evening in a last-ditch attempt to keep him at Windsor Park.

Fair Trade offers producers improved terms of trade – higher wages, credit, direct selling.

"I had mentioned to his agent that we would offer him slightly improved terms from last season, but it was fairly clear that there was some big hitters looking at him," McCall told his club's website. .