Sentence examples for terms ahead from inspiring English sources

Nor are they satisfied by his promise to renegotiate Britain's EU membership terms ahead of the promised referendum.

The Championship pair had agreed a fee and the Scotland international was in Teesside yesterday to discuss personal terms ahead of a deadline day switch.

Brazil goalkeeper Cesar looks set to leave the San Siro for Loftus Road, where he was yesterday to discuss terms ahead of Rangers' 3-0 Capital One Cup second-round victory over Walsall.

The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, on Sunday called the proposed nuclear agreement with Iran "an exceedingly bad deal", as he intensified his campaign to convince world powers to toughen terms ahead of fresh negotiations this week.

They claim they have already become the No. 3 in value terms, ahead of Bajaj.

"Cujo protects everything on your network," the company's CEO, Einaras Gravrock says, describing his product in the simplest terms ahead of its Disrupt NY launch this week.

Tony Blair ruled out seeking a fourth term ahead of the 2005 election, fuelling speculation about his successor.

Coming out of the last election, with a four-year term ahead, Mr. Plouffe and his team faced two principal dangers.

Cameron said: "I think he has the credibility of having just been elected with a full term ahead of him, with Pakistan's long term interests in mind, and I think that gives him a certain power and influence".

Boris Johnson has given David Cameron a week to come up with concrete plans to "safeguard British sovereignty" before Parliament breaks up for half-term ahead of the EU summit in Brussels.

Instead, while surveying the wreckage of the November elections that cost him his seat and looking to the Congressional term ahead, Mr. Grayson posits that many Democrats have not been acting Democratic enough.