Sentence examples for terms extended from inspiring English sources

New laws will require the repayments to be lowered and the terms extended for reservists already in the program.

Mr Tung was at pains to play this up during his visit to Beijing last week, getting its terms extended.

However, debt charities and consumer groups say loan costs can grow quickly as late payment charges are added or borrowing terms extended.

We also know that Denis O'Brien felt confident enough in his dealings with IBRC that he could write to Kieran Wallace, the special liquidator, and demand that the same favourable terms extended to him by way of a verbal agreement be continued.

With Greece's banks closed and the rest of Europe warning that the referendum Greece will hold this coming Sunday, on whether to accept the bailout terms extended by the country's primary creditors, amounts to a yes-or-no vote on the country staying in the eurozone, investors are betting that Greece will crash out of the eurozone.

Those deemed at risk could receive interest rate cuts, have loans terms extended a number of years or have some principal forgiven.

The new loan agreements are not altogether good news for the lenders since the terms extend the repayment period, but the accords do reduce the risk that Indonesia might default on the loans.

The treaty's future impact is limited by deep flaws, many experts say, including its lack of any emissions limits on China and other big developing countries and its short time frame, with terms extending only to 2012.

This chapter takes a look at postulated future trends for energy requirements in the shorter and longer terms, extending over the next few decades.

The pacts also include terms extending copyright protections and limits on Internet freedom that undermine access to knowledge and stifle innovation.

As gene annotation levels deepen, the hierarchy of specialized GO terms extends, describing the gene in greater detail.