Sentence examples for modified terms from inspiring English sources

President Obama is expected to sign the bill Tuesday night, which means that the government's metadata program will continue, but on modified terms.

Bankruptcy also may be a borrower's only hope if a lender will not rework a troubled mortgage or if a borrower cannot afford even modified terms.

JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and Bank of America, which took over Countrywide and its soured mortgage portfolio, have modified terms for such borrowers.

The post-imperial state of Turkey was denied oil-rich Mosul province, which went to Iraq, under modified terms the secret Sykes-Piquot treaty of 1916 which overruled TE Lawrence of Arabia's promises of self-determination to Britain's Arab allies against the pro-German Ottomans.

That's pretty straightforward (all developers are currently offered the 70/30 cut), but the S-1 alludes to some other aspects of the deal that are not described in the S-1 — namely, that it operates under modified Terms and Conditions compared to other developers (emphasis mine).

These modified terms are then appended to the current search to refine and redirect the search strategy.

USPIO can be further chemically modified, termed cross-linked iron oxide nanoparticles (CLIO), in order to attach new molecules for targeting purposes [56 58].

It follows that a new type of integrable system is obtained by choosing suitable modified term and Tu-model, which has bi-Hamiltonian structure.

Certain proteins in which the redox state of cysteine residues is modified (termed 'redox sensors') seem to be involved in the initial and direct regulation of signaling molecules in response to ROS.

Voluntary loan modifications have proved a failure as lenders opt to foreclose instead of working with homeowners to modify terms.

The executive, Michael Gross, the bank's managing director of loan administration loss mitigation, said that banks had more flexibility to modify terms in loans they held.