Sentence examples for terms as its from inspiring English sources

Alinta's offer "is not going to go anywhere as it's on the same terms as its earlier proposal which the AGL board has already said undervalues the company," said Chad Slater of BT Financial Group in Sydney.

But Alinta's offer "is not going to go anywhere as it's on the same terms as its earlier proposal which the AGL board has already said undervalues the company," said Chad Slater, who helps manage $54 billion including utilities stocks at BT Financial Group in Sydney.

Syria, however, has already declared peace, on its own terms, as its national goal.

From 1981 until 1992 he was associated with The New Republic and served two terms as its editor.

From 1957 he served as a trustee of Long Island Jewish Hospital and two terms as its Chairman.

The announcement by the Liberal premier Mike Baird comes just a month after Scott left the ABC after two terms as its chief executive.

One crucial consideration is based upon the insight that a relation is the 'ground' of its terms as well as 'founded' upon them.

Even though Twitter has the right to enforce its terms as it sees fit, the ban was enacted with very little discussion between Twitter and the affected organizations.

appointed Christine Lagarde, the former finance minister of France, to a second five-year term as its president.

In addition to his dedication to clinical practice, Dr. Berk served for many years on the Beth Israel Medical Board, including a term as its President.

Alice made a key contribution to the board as the chair of the compensation committee and as a longtime member of the education committee, including a term as its vice chair.