Sentence examples for on changed terms from inspiring English sources

After his rackety childhood, Hirst's relationship with Saatchi appears to have something of a father-son dynamic: a closeness followed by a breach, and then a rapprochement on changed terms; rebellion and imitation.

John Mills, chairman of the Business for Britain group, which says the current UK-EU relationship is not working and advocates the UK staying in the EU on changed terms, said: "The wider the debate the better.

Among their discoveries: the City Council held nine public hearings before passing legislation on horse carriages, but will hold just two before voting on whether to change term limits.

When reminded at a news conference that she used to hold a diametrically opposite position on how to change term limits, she said that elected officials go off course if they "do not evolve" when circumstances change.

Staff will transfer on Agenda for Change terms and conditions, benefiting from the nationally agreed pay system.

and; a policy/management one, focusing on long term change, change incentives, and stakeholder management (Transitions/niches, Environmental economy, Cleaner production).

Heredity should be defined as the potential to pass on changes, in terms of variability.

NEW YORK ―  President-elect Donald Trump canceled a meeting with The New York Times on Tuesday because it changed the terms "at the last minute," a claim the paper disputed. .

The existence of nuclear weapons has changed the terms on which great powers engage.

An outbreak of Japanese-style deflation in the United States, or a long and costly war on terrorism, would change the terms of the debate.

This article was amended on 9 September 2014 to change the term "enormity" to "scale and importance" in the first paragraph.