Sentence examples for special terms from inspiring English sources

Boeing leases or sells such aircraft on special terms.

There are special terms for some of these possibilities.

Officials reckon one in eight homebuyers has been offered special terms to fend off foreclosure.

A Cuban economist sees uncanny parallels with the special terms offered to the Soviet Union in the cold war.

Doha's "pro-poor" promise has merely reinforced this practice.The negotiations are suffused with special terms for developing countries.

The company could make special joint marketing arrangements with preferred customers, or give them special terms in technical-support contracts.

Clients who purchase or sell more than $5 million a year receive special terms negotiated case by case.

Unfortunately, far from improving Japanese living standards, he seems to have achieved the opposite.The idea was to boost house-building by offering special terms from state mortgage lenders.

It has insisted on special terms on its contributions to euro-zone bail-outs since mid-2011 by getting collateral on its lending.

But it has become clear that the Suzhou government supports SND as much, if not more, providing it with land and infrastructure on special terms.

Nothing could take away his Navajo part (though he did not know it) of a language family so complicated that linguistics needs special terms to describe it.