Sentence examples for soft term from inspiring English sources

Human Trafficking is a soft term that keeps us from confronting the reality that slavery is as robust an industry now as it ever was, and it was our computing generation that built the technological infrastructure that facilitates its growth.

"They use soft terms.

In February it bought $10 billion-worth of Dubai's bonds on soft terms through the UAE's central bank.

We have had no state aid and no soft terms from anyone, yet our grade II pier is of almost equal architectural importance.

Ireland's prime minister, Enda Kenny, has already said that if Spain wins soft terms, then these must be offered to others.

Even as mortgage-writers lured borrowers with soft terms, they were themselves tempted by the strong appetite of investors for riskier assets.

Pakistan's "credibility as a borrower has been established," said a recent report by the World Bank, which plans to lend $700m on soft terms.

By subsidising microfinance groups that do not need it, aid bodies and philanthropists discourage private money, which cannot compete with their soft terms.

His sin, in their eyes, was not just to have borrowed €500,000 ($650,000) from the wife of a business friend on soft terms in 2008 when he was premier of the state of Lower Saxony.

They pressed their former deputies to bail them out on soft terms, and then failed to carry out much-needed surgery.For decades politicians of all stripes have vowed to end amakudari.

Does she think Murdoch will actually drop Page 3? He has reportedly considered ditching it more than once since it was started by Larry Lamb, the paper's first editor under Murdoch, in 1970; when Mohan was called to defend it at the Leveson inquiry last year, he did so in fairly soft terms, saying it represented "youth and freshness" and "natural beauty".