Sentence examples for terms after from inspiring English sources

Debating such policies on their own terms, after all, risks legitimising them as acceptable political positions.

Other council members who must end their terms after the 2005 election are considering their options.

Gas may not be better than coal, in greenhouse terms, after all.

In two-thirds there was a decline in real terms, after taking inflation into account.

My client accepted the terms after struggling to find the down payment of $1,500.

Hours later, a court sentenced 18 members of People's Democracy to prison terms after ruling that they had supported terrorism.

Both sides agree that ABC changed the terms after the America Online-Time Warner merger was announced in January.

Instead, Mr. Mack renegotiated the terms after federal officials assured Mitsubishi that its investment would be protected.

Judged purely in cultural rather than in political terms after all, Rushdie is undeniably amongst the greats of British literature.

I'm just excited I could go out on my own terms after shoulder injuries...I'm proud of my achievements".

"Vendors tightened credit or declined to extend terms" after WorldCom disclosed its accounting problems last month, Ms. Goldstein said.