Sentence examples for new terms for from inspiring English sources

Europe and the I.M.F. are working to set new terms for the next bailout installment.

"Fictive Rest" and "Karaokeal Amnesia": Douglas Coupland coins new terms for twenty-first-century sensations.

The deal sets new terms for an agreement reached between China and Iraq under Saddam Hussein in 1997.

HMV held discussions with its banks over the weekend but failed to agree on new terms for its debt.

Through the late summer and fall, their foreclosure adviser, Dahlia Japhet, tried to arrange new terms for their loan.

Curtis Smith, a spokesman for Shell in Alaska, said in an e-mailed statement that the company is negotiating new terms for its clean air permits.

The yield on the Greek government's benchmark 10-year bond finished the day at 6.9 percent, after officials denied that they wanted new terms for any bailout.

But with both remaining bits of Yugoslavia now more or less democratic, it will be much harder to negotiate new terms for their coexistence in a single state.

It's official: JPMorgan Chase and Bear Stearns have announced new terms for their merger deal, confirming Monday's report in The New York Times.

Channel Five is to save at least £7m a year under new terms for its analogue TV licence drawn up by the independent television commission.

[C2.] Comcast Wins New Terms for Starz Comcast has won new terms from Liberty Media for the right to run Starz Encore programming on its systems, settling a lawsuit aimed at reducing the price.