Sentence examples for in terms and conditions of from inspiring English sources

Disclaimers provided in 'Terms and Conditions' of essay mills would, by themselves, not be considered 'reasonable steps' as it is well established that these are unlikely to be read, and they contradict the offering of the companies re: 'plagiarism-free' guarantees, having work provided to a specific grade standard, draft version of the assignment, etc. (Draper, Ibezim and Newton 2017).

"Trump immediately implemented the changes in terms and conditions of employment that the Union had rejected.

The Board, it seems to me, is most unlikely to seek an injunction as it did against Organized Baseball in 1995 when the owners made interim unilateral changes in terms and conditions of employment without bargaining with its union to an impasse.

Ultimately, it was a misstep by the baseball owners -- a unilateral change in terms and conditions of employment before the parties had bargained to an impasse on the issues -- that led the MLB Players Association to the Labor Board, which, in turn, moved in federal court for an injunction against the baseball club owners.

"In our opinion there are in the terms and conditions of these American companies several very unfavorable conditions for the EU consumer.

As far as I can tell there is no point where users are agreeing to the use of their image and name in advertisements, explicitly or even buried in the terms and conditions of the site.

The regions were on Monday night waiting for a discussion document from the WRU aimed at resuming negotiations, less than a week after the quartet failed to meet a deadline for continuing the agreement until 2019 because there would be no change in the terms and conditions of a deal that started in 2009.

The committee had originally been charged with implementing improvements in the terms and conditions of employment of CRS as noted in a university-government agreement known as the Concordat.

Buried in the terms and conditions of the free network was a "Herod clause": in exchange for the WiFi, "the recipient agreed to assign their first born child to us for the duration of eternity".

Because some student loan borrowers have been experiencing difficulties with changes in the terms and conditions of their private student loans, graduates have limited ways in which to get a better deal or more affordable payments, the report found.

Let me get this straight: Nicholas Penny states there will be no change in the terms and conditions of people "outsourced" to Securitas (Letters, 10 August).