Sentence examples for stricter terms from inspiring English sources

The loan agreements, Interpublic said, would impose stricter terms, including the elimination of its quarterly dividend.

A new LHA cap and stricter terms were announced by the then-chancellor George Osborne in his autumn statement in November 2015.

Most set somewhat stricter terms than California where insomnia, migraines and post-traumatic stress can all be reasons for a spliff, if you see the right doctor.

Initially brought in for a nine-month transition period that applied only to new tenancies, the new LHA cap and stricter terms now apply to all private tenancies signed after 7 April 2008.

But this time, in contrast to the boom years, when banks "preapproved" seemingly everyone, lenders are choosing their prospects more carefully and setting stricter terms to guard against another wave of losses.

BLOOMBERG NEWS How Goldman Was Ejected From the Blackboard Deal | Goldman Sachs priced itself out of Providence Equity Partners' plans for a leveraged buyout of Blackboard, after the investment bank asked for stricter terms for financing in case the credit markets turned, Bloomberg News reports.

Santos is also attempting to reduce corruption: he has proposed stricter term limits on judges and future presidents, making re-election campaigns illegal and extending the term of the country's highest office to five or six years.

We adhere to strict terms of engagement and actively seek to blacklist inappropriate sites.

In strict terms, Reagan's neglect of the deficit wasn't Keynesian.

But the deals were inevitably made on Mr. Jobs's strict terms.

That information belongs to the client and is available to the investment bankers under strict terms of confidentiality.