Sentence examples for normal terms from inspiring English sources

Normal terms do not apply.

Travel insurance is subject to normal terms of acceptance.

He then asks a superficially reasonable question: "whether the potential damage of the interventions justifies the lack of informed consent outside of OkCupid's normal terms and conditions".

The assistance provides emergency cash to banks in the euro zone that no longer have enough collateral to borrow money under normal terms from the central bank.

Twitter was not immediately available to comment on whether such a purchase was in line with its normal terms of use.

Traister, New York magazine: Yesterday I was seeing reports in major newspapers about the appointment of Steve Bannon being couched in these normal terms that we might use about politicians.

Both Sir Anthony and Mr Macmillan have spoken as though they expected the Government to run to normal term.

In 2001, the company won the Logcap contract again, this time for twice the normal term length: 10 years.

Mr. Chen replaced Zhang Qingli, who had served the normal term of about five years and was reported to have moved to a new, unspecified job.

"If it had had its normal term it would have been later this year or early next year, because there's quite a few agenda items in the pipeline," Mr. Holtz said.

Republican state lawmakers are pushing for legislation to hold a special election this spring that they say could, in effect, replace Mr. Burris before the normal term expires at the end of 2010.