Sentence examples for terms next from inspiring English sources

It will also include "the factors as to why their score wasn't higher and what they can do to improve their score or get better terms next time".

Under current rules, Brazil's minimum wage will rise by 7.5% in real terms next year at huge fiscal cost, since pension payments are linked to the minimum wage.Tighter fiscal policy is Brazil's best defence against short-term economic trouble.

Now, more than ever, you sense that a club who had to rebuild from the very bottom 14 years ago have completed their rise and even if few of their supporters, not knowing whether to laugh or sob behind Wembley's western end, were minded to spare MK Dons a thought, it defies belief that the pair will be meeting on equal terms next season.

And most importantly, whether the government itself has put in sufficient contingencies to be able to trade on WTO terms next March.

The adj1 operator finds two terms next to each other in any order.

The region's gross domestic product will grow 4percentt in real terms next year, according to the World Bank.

Two other former Democrats — Todd Hunter of Corpus Christi and Warren Chisum of Pampa — won again and will start new terms next month.

Mr. Riggio told the analysts on the conference call that he hoped for better terms next year, with more news in January.

Russia's property ministry is expected to set the terms next week for the sale of an 85percentt stake in Onako, a state-controlled oil company.

The chancellor yesterday promised to increase defence spending in real terms next year - but the battle over military spending is only just beginning.

After serving in senior administrative roles within the College of Letters and Science (L&S) for a decade, Carla Hesse will return to her full-time faculty position after the completion of her terms next summer.