Sentence examples for terms because it from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr. Rule said, the company decided to accept the terms because "it was important to put this matter behind it and to move forward constructively with its customers, its business partners and the government".

But Star says it never agreed to the settlement and should not be bound by its terms because it is not part of the problem indeed it is part of the solution.

Paradoxically, the country that abhors nationalism is oddly national in its focus.But Germany's recipe for economic success falls short even in its own terms because it is based on a selective analysis of the country's recent history.

Francisco Jeronimo, smartphones analyst at the research company IDC, said it would be unwise for Sony to withdraw from the US, although it is one of its weakest markets in sales terms, because it needs to sell other products and services there.

Women think in such terms because it is more in their nature.

It isn't because Iran is violating the terms, because it isn't.

"I can't see this government finishing its term because it is too weak," said opposition leader Henry Ramos.

It truly deserves its own term because it's as formidable and potent a force in a writer's career as the good kind.

And Mr. Mitchell noted that US Airways would probably not lose much leisure travel business in the short term because it waited until August to file its bankruptcy petition.

We got rid of the other term because it's simplifies our life here.

I hate this term, because it sounds like patients are being willfully disobedient.