Sentence examples for reduce the term from inspiring English sources

This is also a good time to reduce the term of your loan.

Gowers says he wanted to reduce the term to around 20 years, but that it would have been politically undeliverable.

He also backed a proposed amendment to the constitution to reduce the term of the president from six to four years.

Today, without discussing the tapes, he made his scheduled appearance in the southwest of France and campaigned in favor of a referendum on Sunday to reduce the term of the French president to five years from seven.

Oded Ben-Ami, a senior loan officer at Sterling National Mortgage, a mortgage lender in Great Neck, said the borrower could reduce the term of his existing mortgage without paying the cost of refinancing.

Among others, the Assembly wants the inspector general to serve at the pleasure of the governor, while the Senate wants the appointee to have a fixed term, though the Senate would reduce the term from five years to two.

At no point did we … propose to reduce the terms and conditions of any employee.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Saturday 6 February 2010 The article below referred to a plan to reduce the terms for redundancy payouts in the civil service.

Senate Republicans, lining up with President Bush, blocked a Democratic bill that would provide more money for homeowner counseling programs and let bankruptcy judges reduce the terms of a mortgage for people about to lose their houses through foreclosure.

This reduces the term premium.

The repetition probably had the effect Mr. McCain intended: it reduced the term to ridiculousness.