Sentence examples for its terms were from inspiring English sources
The regulator had been pushing for customers of the gas company to be paid a one-off dividend that could have been worth more than £50m, thought to be because it was concerned that the bid showed its terms were too financially generous.
"Kopelipa informed [Gaydamak] that the presidential administration had approved the draft and that its terms were not negotiable, and pressured him to sign it there and then".
Yet its terms were never defined.
Its terms were largely dictated by the government.
However inadequate the guarantee, its terms were clearly spelled out when you bought the fan.
Zarif had apparently delivered a proposal in a PowerPoint presentation, but its terms were kept secret.
If its terms are broken, the council does what it would have done anyway.
What exactly the T.P.P. will do, however, is difficult to know, because its terms are being negotiated in secret.
The accord is a couple of decades late, and its terms are far too weak.
That comes up for renewal next year and the odds of Google replicating its terms are slim.
