Sentence examples for owners terms from inspiring English sources

The utopians are those in the Labour party who still believe, against all the evidence of increasing inequality, that bowing to the mantra of deficit reduction and corporate investment on the owners' terms will benefit working people.

They could easily dictate prices, but even if they do not, Covisint will run on its owners' terms and charge everyone else for doing business.

This hostel in Eixample has also got immaculately clean dorms, comfortable beds with decent mattresses and reading lights, and what the owners term "maniacal attention to the soundtrack" (witness the LP covers adorning the walls).

We don't term ourselves dog owners: we term ourselves dog guardians.

That collaboration needs to be between the research office, IT services and the repository owners in terms of the technology.

But it is rare for the publisher to compare the new advertiser to one of its owners in terms of importance.

Indeed, the Museum of American Folk Art eschews the label, as do many collectors and gallery owners, preferring terms like "vernacular" or "self-taught," which potentially embrace everyone from impoverished 18th-century quiltmakers to middle-class Sunday painters.

Many, including those on Mr. Cojuangco's plantations, have been cowed into signing agreements to lease their land back to the former owners on terms that leave them worse off than before, critics say.

Feedbroker lets content owners specify terms under which their content may be used and allows them to take payments on a pay-per-post basis, for instance.

In the meanwhile, the lesson out of the story of the cement industry in Hui Town in the mid-1990s collectivechangetive chamongamong lime owners in terms of their business ethics.

"It was certainly something I was very strong in my views with our owners in terms of us building a team to challenge and our best players have to be here.