Sentence examples for on revised terms from inspiring English sources

Nabucco, a son of Cape Verdi, shaped nicely on his return and has every chance of reversing form with Ehtedaam (2.20) on revised terms.

Cerberus said it offered "either to arrange for the payment of the negotiated $100 million termination fee, or to engage United Rentals in a constructive dialogue to negotiate a transaction on revised terms," according to documents filed late Wednesday.

A British rejection of membership on revised terms would be a symbolic detonation of inter-governmental compromise as the EU's vehicle for crisis management, and a potential trigger for nationalistic and populist contagion elsewhere.

RBS will, however, continue to buy the insurance from the government on revised terms to those first announced in February and as a result the taxpayers' stake in the bank will rise from 70%to84%4%.

Second, to stay in on revised terms agreed with the EU.

Gay marriage (the right thing to do, but it's OK to differ), the EU (he wants to stay in, but on revised terms), the Severn Barrage (early days, but basically pro), Boris Johnson ("I have very little control over what Boris does") – he handled them all without much sweat and the jokes were good-natured.

Will the government recommend staying in the EU on the revised terms whatever the outcome of the renegotiation?

The attraction of a double referendum strategy is that it could appeal both to those who want Britain to remain in the EU on radically revised terms (the no/yes voters, like Johnson potentially) and those who want to leave at all costs (the no/no voters).

Trade journal the Bookseller said the delay came "as the two companies seek to come to new terms", while US book news site Publishers Lunch reported that the move "appears to be designed to exert pressure on Hachette regarding revised terms of sale, which is the 'agreement' that is being negotiated".

The WRU will on Monday submit revised terms for the participation agreement the regions said last week they were not prepared to continue with after the end of the season because it would potentially leave them worse off financially and provision for central contracts for Wales squad players is expected to be among the changes.

The government's struggling £12.7bn IT programme was in crisis tonight after the department of health admitted it had failed to secure revised terms on three troublesome contracts, each worth £1bn.