Sentence examples for terms called from inspiring English sources

The terms called for him to retain three computers.

He also noted the loose financing terms, called "covenant-free" or "covenant-lite" loans, that had became popular.

Terms called for Berkshire Hathaway to pay $4.5 billion for the first 60 percent, then buy the rest in stages.

(A newer program with slightly more generous terms, called Pay As You Earn, or PAYE, is available to more recent graduates).

The terms called for $48.6 million to go to victims, and $1.5 million to be set aside for a memorial to those who died in the collapse.

The terms called for the combined airline to be known as Delta, to be based in Atlanta and to be run by Mr. Anderson.

Terms call for Penn National to pay $12.75 in cash for each outstanding Hollywood Casino share.

The terms call for these creditors to receive about $1.84 billion for the $2.4 billion of debt they now hold.

Mr. George acknowledged that the renewal terms call for an annual fee of 1 percent of the commitment, up to $500.

In remarks after his speech, Duncan spoke in even franker terms, calling the N.B.A. rule a "farce" and "intellectually dishonest".

The proposed terms call on servicers to have a single point of contact for homeowners with troubled mortgages.