Sentence examples for its initial terms from inspiring English sources

Many Cypriots have reacted strongly against the plan, which would impose a 6.75percentt haircut even on bank accounts with balances less than 100,000 euros in its initial terms, according to The Daily Beast.

But Sir Peter is a retired judge who deserved a chance to prove these critics wrong, and his initial terms from the prime minister suggested he had the flexibility to do so.

Still, Justice Verniero will be judged again in 2006, when his initial term expires and he must be reappointed and reconfirmed.

After uproar from its users, Instagram has reverted to the initial terms of service from 2010.

Not long after the N.F.L. proposed the initial terms of the agreement, its own consulting firm concluded that twenty-eight per cent of former players would likely develop some form of dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, A.L.S., or C.T.E.

When it comes to payday loans, the initial terms can seem, if not enticing, at least reasonable.

It would also give both sides flexibility on initial terms.

The four people on probation who are using the software were asked for their permission first, since the monitoring constitutes a change in the initial terms of their probation, and all agreed to it.

It ruled that donors can't sue to make beneficiaries honor the initial terms of their gifts.

This week the Russian daily Nez avisimaya Gazeta published the initial terms of the settlement, which Mr. Kokh said were accurate.

The initial terms, which emerged in March, were said to carry a $20 billion price tag.