Sentence examples for said terms for from inspiring English sources

In a letter to management, the union said terms for digital staff were worse than those on the print titles, and the paper was asking those working on the digital operation to cancel holidays in the lead-up to a relaunch scheduled for Easter weekend.

He also said terms for soccer's World Cup and the Olympics "didn't meet our standards" and the company "couldn't justify the costs others paid for it".

Brokers and agents here in Monterey said terms were much tougher for nonguaranteed loans since lenders were so wary.

The Department for Education said terms should be decided by "heads and teachers who know their parents and pupils best".

FUTURE COSTS Long-term care insurance premiums aren't like those for, say, term life insurance.

Harold Wilson, the leader Heath had supplanted, said the terms for entry were not acceptable.

A Carlsberg UK spokesman said: "Payment terms for our suppliers are clear and are agreed as part of ongoing commercial conversations, with smaller suppliers often given beneficial terms".

What if we lived in a utopian world where the NFL Commissioner role came with an election and term limit, say two terms for six years a piece?

"Generally, I think there is something to be said for term limits for activists," he said.

MySpace representatives said the financial terms for each deal would vary.

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