Sentence examples for long agreements from inspiring English sources

Rather than holding data hostage or locking customers into long agreements, they believe that the more freedom you give customers, the more loyal they become (assuming you deliver the goods).

There's no fine print, just two links on the page to pages with hugely long agreements with text hidden in the middle of it all that you are actually being sent tons of products and you'll be charged $290 for them all if you don't cancel in ten days.

"The U.S. has many 10- to 25-year-long agreements, a wide range of agreements".

"I believe it's the longest agreement in all of sports".

"I look forward to appointing members of my caucus to continue negotiations towards a year-long agreement," Mr. Reid said in a statement.

In keeping with their month-long agreement, officials on both sides declined to offer details on the substance of their discussion, and they avoided making any predictions about whether a deal was possible this weekend.

Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev said Wednesday that Russia would cancel a decade-long agreement with the United States that called for cooperation on law enforcement efforts including drug control and combating human trafficking.

In Arizona, Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican, proposes to remove up to 250,000 childless adults who have been insured by her state's Medicaid program under a decade-long agreement with the federal government.

The United States has been negotiating the increase of military operations in Colombia in recent weeks in light of Ecuador's decision to end a decade-long agreement allowing American surveillance planes to operate from a base on Ecuador's Pacific Coast.

Under the older, decade-long agreement, Microsoft provided paid and algorithmic search services on computers and paid Yahoo a percentage — 88% — of Bing Ads' revenue for Yahoo's searches.

Typically, clients sign long-term agreements, sometimes as long as five years, to receive the data.