Sentence examples for terms that they from inspiring English sources

Republicans have not set forth terms that they want.

This makes investors willing to accept terms that they would once have found intolerable.

"Middle-class actors won't be able to survive under the terms that they have offered".

In addition, many mayors were so unpopular by the end of their terms that they wielded little influence.

In their 18 October communique, eurozone leaders stated in no uncertain terms that they were not prepared to go there.

She added: Amazon also has forced publishers to accept terms that they would not accept in a healthy, diverse marketplace.

The new tool lets users add custom keywords and phrases to a list of terms that they consider offensive.

On Sunday, a group of gay rights activists protested Tyson's recent use of terms that they labeled homophobic.

Conservative commentators analyze the Democrats' problems in therapeutic terms that they would once have derided as Marin County psychobabble.

Languages differ considerably as to the number of basic colour terms that they recognize, and they draw boundaries within the psychophysical continuum of colour at different places.

"Michel Platini has written back to Hugh Robertson (and said) in unequivocal terms that they were disgraceful scenes," FA general secretary Alex Horne told Press Association Sport.