Sentence examples for looking at the terms from inspiring English sources

This could include looking at the terms and conditions set out in an enterprise agreement.

Investigators are looking at the terms of Apple's contracts with mobile operators and last week the French data-protection watchdog threatened action against Google for failing to comply with national privacy guidelines.

And looking at the terms of the proposed share sale in New York announced on Monday night, it's not hard to see why.

But when looking at the terms of Wednesday's deal, investors could be forgiven for thinking that Bartz has gone too far in the other direction and simply given too much away.

According to research, even more experienced investors (like business school students at elite universities, in one study) spend only a few minutes looking at the terms of the funds they purchase.

You can start by looking at the terms and conditions of a company that is similar to your own.

How queer theory does so can be seen by looking at the term 'queer' itself.

Just look at the terms of the AT&T/DirecTV deal.

But Ms Mosse said: "We shall now have to review the prize and look at the terms of the trust.

As a result, Mr. Rumsfeld said, he told those officers "to go back, look at the terms".

The judge agreed that workers' representatives, who are afraid of job cuts, needed more time to look at the terms of the deal.