Sentence examples for terms for all from inspiring English sources

Besides, Sunbeam was offering the same terms for all the bondholders.

Typically the IMF sets terms for all policymakers in a programme country.

"People who used to call the Moroccans monkeys now use the same derogatory terms for all French speakers," Bonte said.

Yet the settlement set terms for all authors, unless they specifically notified Google that they were opting out.

Cameron said he wanted to see fixed terms for all new council and housing association tenancies lasting as little as five years to help increase social mobility.

Over all, the economy expanded by 2.2percentt in inflation-adjusted terms for all of 2007, the slowest rate of growth in five years.

When the commission visits again, the factory is falling short of its quotas because the workers had used obscene terms for all the mechanical equipment.

Far from brokering good trade deals, the EU was actually hellbent on negotiating the worst possible terms for all its members.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said they intended to introduce a bill this week that would impose stricter hiring terms for all H-1B visas and increase enforcement.

It is shown, there are singularity in the nonlinear terms for all value of nonextensive parameters.

Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust said it had to "harmonise" terms for all workers in the same pay band.