Sentence examples for under a term from inspiring English sources

Baosteel said last month it had agreed to pay up to 96.5percentt more for its iron ore under a term contract with Rio.

The diagnosis is not the person downtown down under a term Australians themselves rarely use, and best avoided doyen, doyenne the senior member of a group, eg "she was the doyenne of ballet critics".

Baosteel has agreed to pay up to 96.5percentt more for its iron ore under a term contract with Rio Tinto, higher than the 67 to 71percentthatat Chinese mills and the Brazilian mining company Companhia Vale do Rio Doce agreed to earlier this year.

To terminate a teacher employed under a term contract, a district must hold a nonrenewal hearing, a much less cumbersome process than ending a continuing contract and a requirement that lawmakers may also consider modifying to help schools cope with less money.

Fees are just under £12,000 a term for boarders.

It all falls under "marketing," a term that the gallery's staff had trouble swallowing at first.

Now, under a fixed term Parliament you know it is five years".

Demand uses both Yahoo and Google, but mostly Yahoo, for ads on those pages under a long term deal.

That's because "climate refugee" is not a term recognized under international law.

The Metro-North Railroad pays him $2.24 million a year under a long-term lease.

The federal highway program is now operating under a short-term extension that expires on April 30.