Sentence examples for improved terms to from inspiring English sources

The 42-year-old oversaw Burnley's play-off victory over Sheffield United on Monday and is close to accepting vastly improved terms to prolong his stay in Lancashire to 2013.

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.

Bradshaw immediately went into competition by lowering the rates of carriage on the canal and by offering improved terms to the private carriers.

He has already scored 20 goals in all competitions this season to become only the second Tottenham player to reach the landmark since 2007-08 (Gareth Bale was the other) and the improved terms to 2020 reflect his progress.

The Spain international is ready to sign improved terms at Old Trafford if the Premier League club agrees to make him their best paid player.

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 1908 the Russian minister of foreign affairs, Alexander Izvolski, hoped to secure improved terms of access to the Turkish Straits for Russian shipping.

"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.

In addition to improved product quality and delivery times, the lean approach has been linked to improved terms of employment.

Members of UAW 5810 the union for postdoctoral researchers at the University of California describe how their union has led to improved terms and conditions for postdocs.

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.