Sentence examples for terms allowing from inspiring English sources

But in early 2008, RBS/NatWest changed its cards' terms, allowing it to use an exchange rate "determined by us".

In real terms, allowing for Japan's price deflation, growth in the first quarter hit an annualised pace of 5.6%.

Such deals typically pivot on undisclosed side letters or confidential agreements laying out terms allowing distributors to return unsold products, for example, or default on financing.

The idea is that the student only repays the original amount borrowed in real terms, allowing for inflation since the time the loan was taken out.

The report said that achieving such gains required that the proper crops be developed and the seeds made available on terms allowing the farmers to profit.

Remember, I respect brands that speak my language — ones that let me engage with them on my own terms, allowing me to be part of the conversation.

Extra search terms allow users to pinpoint the results to specific terms.

Easy lending terms allow speculators with little cash to bid up prices far above their fundamental value.

With two five-year terms allowed, Erdoğan could stay in power until 2024, which would make him the longest-running leader in Turkish history.

The bill's terms allow a person's passport to be invalidated for up to two years, preventing them from returning to the UK during that time.

And in OUP's defence, they say that they limit their data-mining and data-retention in ways that are much more conservative than their rental terms allow.