Sentence examples for possible terms of from inspiring English sources

The two discussed possible terms of a deal, then headed to a nightclub for a celebratory drink.

This week, Yukos executives wrote to Prime Minister Mikhail Y . Fradkovseeking to negotiate possible terms of paying off the tax bill.

The possible terms of a grand bargain hardly ever came up during the campaign, because neither side wanted to talk about it.

"Over the long-term, the UK's trade position will be driven by how successful the government is in delivering the best possible terms of trade for the future, both with the EU and with markets further afield," added Thiru.

But Fiat has also expressed interest in G.M.'s other European operations as well as its historically profitable Latin American business, though the possible terms of such a deal have not been discussed publicly.

One reason for my issuing this public statement is to correct the impression created by some news reports that there were no serious negotiations over possible terms of settlement until two weeks ago.

He faces a possible term of life in prison for crimes against humanity and other crimes.

The drug-trafficking conspiracy charge carries a possible term of up to life in prison and $4 million in fines.

He faced a guideline range of 70 to 87 months, for a possible term of more than seven years.

He had faced a possible term of seven to nine years, according to a 2009 government calculation.

As Marcus Singer puts it "'evil' [in this sense] … is the worst possible term of opprobrium imaginable" (Singer 2004, 185).