Sentence examples for under new terms from inspiring English sources

"It has a new mandate, under new terms".

Rather than refinance, we believe Yell's intention is to rollover its existing debt under new terms.

Refinancing is a process where one loan is replaced with another under new terms.

Around 1,300 arts organisations in total applied for funding under new terms imposed by ACE, after the Government cut its funding last year.

Channel Five is to save at least £7m a year under new terms for its analogue TV licence drawn up by the independent television commission.

Representative Anthony D. Weiner, who requested the audit, said the Transportation Department should cancel the Traffic.com agreement, reclaim the equipment and put the project back out to bid under new terms.

The site, which had a trial run in 1998, also plans to offer coverage of next year's City Council races, when most of the seats will be up for grabs under new term-limit rules.

Under the new terms, Revlon will set targets for product returns.

Pirelli expects to save 775 million euros ($720 million) under the new terms.

Under the new terms, data would be made anonymous and aggregated to allay privacy concerns.

Under these new terms, however, Rihanna and Brown would not be allowed even a cordial, long-distance relationship.