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First, WiCell has said it will make the same terms available to academic scientists in university laboratories around the country.

The committee noted that the Senate's gift rules allow lawmakers to obtain loans provided they are made at terms available to the general public.

The brand is tarnished and the firm cannot borrow on the same attractive terms available to rival banks, or even GE Capital.

His fears are confirmed by current EU students studying in British universities who responded to a Guardian call-out for views, many of whom said they would not have come to the UK had they not had access to the favourable terms available to them as fellow EU citizens.

Leibniz would argue, perhaps on metaphysical grounds, that any laws said to govern the interaction of bodies, and any qualities attributed to bodies, must be intelligible in the terms available to philosophers through the mechanist orientation.

He, therefore, hopes that he will win a few supporters among the 1.3 million tenants of housing associations who would be given the right to buy their properties on the same generous terms available to council house tenants - namely maximum discounts of 70% based on length of occupancy.

"Because the transactions between you and DCM were commercial transactions conducted on terms available to the general public without being apparently specifically designed to provide personal benefit to you, neither the gift limit nor the gift disclosure requirements of the Act will apply," Korchmaros concluded.

As may be expected for any concept with dozens of terms available to describe it, there are a variety of working definitions for KT.