Sentence examples for no specific terms from inspiring English sources
No specific terms were announced.
No specific terms of the deal were disclosed, but both networks had reportedly been in the same range with their offers.
They declined to comment on the record about any aspect of the proposed deal, but they said that no specific terms had been agreed upon and that any deal would not be agreed upon in the short term.
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There is, however, little other evidence to support this suggestion, and in the inscriptions no specific term or epithet is ever used to distinguish the non-Hittite indigenous population.
According to a statement, Peet's will acquire ownership of Stumptown from Stumptown's existing shareholders, but no other specific terms of the deal were disclosed.
Although the development and intended use of QFractureScores were for the United Kingdom, the risk factors in both the osteoporotic and the hip fracture models include no UK specific terms (such as the Townsend deprivation score as used in other QResearch risk scores or ethnicity).
Comparison of Gene Ontology (GO) terms associated with all essential genes and those genes in the ts collection show no enrichment of specific terms (Table S2).
Most significantly, in what may become a test-case with national implications, Mr. Reed is asserting that public employees have no "vested rights" to the specific terms of their pension plans and benefits going forward.
"The specific terms of her agreement contain no admissions and no allegations of wrongdoing".
