Sentence examples for knowledge of the terms from inspiring English sources

Sanchez is guaranteed $20.5 million over the first two years, according to a person with knowledge of the terms.

The agreements are confidential, but people with direct knowledge of the terms said settlements averaged about $500,000.

People with knowledge of the terms of Mr. Stephanopoulos's contract said that he would be paid about $1 million a year for at least three years.

From the appraiser who dutifully came up with a value of $625,000: "Like Sanchez, she had no knowledge of the terms of the sale".

The retired detective, Thomas Rachko, 46, entered his plea in federal court in Brooklyn as part of a cooperation agreement with prosecutors to provide information about other officers, said one person with knowledge of the terms of agreement.

In current negotiations with carriers, OWN is offering a free year or two before starting a 20- to 30-cent fee per subscriber, according to the people with direct knowledge of the terms.

The OED was checked and denied all knowledge of the term 'triple agent'.

The cowboy poets I spoke to seemed well aware of how outsiders might view their genre, a working knowledge of the term "doggerel" being a necessary tool in the effort to refute the charge.

Investigate sexually active young women's knowledge of the term Pap smear since development of the HPV vaccine.

Knowledge of the term palliative care was clearly dependent on the level of training the nurse had received.

There was even specific knowledge of the term 'Aedes' mosquitoes and day-time biting by some of the participants: Mosquito, Aedes mosquito.