Sentence examples for secure terms from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron knows that he needs to secure terms at least as good as those outlined by the European Council president Donald Tusk last week if he is to have any chance of claiming the renegotiation as a success.

In the meantime, the term "social housing" entered the British vocabulary as councils were superseded by independent housing associations – whose "assured" tenancies tended to be that bit less dependable than the secure terms available in what remained of the country's council housing.

But to date, this leverage has been squandered to obtain special protections for Big PhRMA and U.S. firms seeking to invest abroad rather than to secure terms that work for all of us.

The mood of the industry leaned toward expansion: 1980 1981 saw an enormous increase in drilling activity and feverish competition to secure term contracts for the supply of crude.

Fitch Investors Service rates the largest piece of the team's bank debt ($240 million of senior secured term loans due 2004) at BBB-, a notch above junk.

The KDWP schemes cannot prevent access to lower resolutions and are thus less secure in terms MQ-security.

It would, of course, be embarrassing for Van Beurden to attempt to secure better terms at this late stage.

Frustrated at not being able to secure advantageous terms, Asda last year accused Rowling's publisher, Bloomsbury, of "blatant profiteering".

A Yes vote does not deliver independence; it delivers a negotiation to secure the terms of independence.

That meant working with their manufacturers to secure financing terms.

He eventually contracted sales agents, once he'd achieved enough success to secure optimal terms.