Sentence examples for improving the terms from inspiring English sources
Would you look at our contract?'" Jacobson confirmed Collyer's suspicions and set about improving the terms of agreement.
At its core, inclusion is about "improving the terms for individuals and groups to take part in society" (World Bank, 2013).
Speaking in New York last night, Evangelos Venizelos argued that Greece could return to the financial markets as planned -- if its partners would just help by improving the terms of its debt.
He said many of the IFAs that did sell Opus products negotiated fees with their clients rather than accepting commission, improving the terms of the investment for the client in the process.
OECD countries have increasingly introduced measures aimed at improving the terms of this trade-off by accentuating financial work incentives while maintaining adequate support for those with no or very low earnings.
Fourth, growth of emerging partners has an indirect economic benefit for Sub-Saharan Africa because it has strengthened commodity prices, thus improving the terms of Sub-Saharan Africa's trade with traditional and nontraditional partners (Dieri-Wake Nabine 2009:21 22).
For months, the emirate said it would vote against the deal unless Glencore improved the terms.
To overcome that opposition, the Obama administration got Seoul to improve the terms for American carmakers.
The company probably will not abandon the conversion, he said, but it may improve the terms for longer-tenure employees.
