Sentence examples for terms with no from inspiring English sources

Program benefits are available to participating families on neutral terms, with no reference to religion.

Paul Collingwood admits it has taken him time to come to terms with no longer being involved in international cricket.

Of course, the facts would be hard to come to terms with, no matter how she died.

According to the terms of this license, this particular Fig. 1 is also distributed under CC BY-SA 3.0 terms with no additional restrictions.

Captaincy by committee is a contradiction in terms, with no specific individual to turn to if the side are failing to perform.

At a certain point in your career as a novelist, you have to come to terms with no longer being "young".

Board terms last two years, with no term limits, and members are often reappointed.

(Vermont and New Hampshire retain a two-year term with no limits).

Repayment is made over a 10-25 year term with no prepayment penalty.

He started his second five-year term with no clear successor.

It is disgraceful that Mr Blair begins his third term with no coherent plan to deal with the pension crisis".