Sentence examples for tougher terms from inspiring English sources

Germany baulked and insisted on tougher terms.

Others on the left, though, think even the new, tougher terms are a sell-out.

He will need to negotiate even tougher terms for new employees.

Contracts signed before the slump will expire, and others will be negotiated on tougher terms.

"Sometimes, he took on people in tougher terms than some in our Democratic family would've liked".

If that happens, Mr. Kamman said, Lucent's creditors could force an early renegotiation of their financing, with tougher terms.

He bullied many of the country's creditors into accepting a debt restructuring on tough terms.

Mr Morales is gambling that multinationals will stay on as contractors, on tough terms.

But that figure is shrinking, as the tough terms offered by the EU become known.

Greece could accept the tough terms of the proposed third bailout – or go bust.

Secondly, would-be investors may not like tough terms or being treated with suspicion.