Sentence examples similar to under the same terms as before from inspiring English sources

He added, "First, people who live on an estate that's redeveloped must get a home on the same site and the same terms as before".

"We're on the same terms as before, which is that I've never spoken to her save for that once, and that remains a state of grace".

The informants felt inactive and forgotten; not able to socialise with friends on the same terms as before.

Congress ended a subsidy for members of Congress and their staffs so that they would obtain insurance under the ACA on the same terms as other citizens.

Disputes over ecclesiastical patronage and church lands that were held on the same terms as lay estates were, however, to come under royal jurisdiction.

"I was under the impression that Sallie Mae was a governmental agency, a nonprofit, with the same terms as federal loans," she said.

It was settled yesterday as well, under the same terms as the class-action lawsuit.

He refinanced in September at a 7.625 rate, under the same terms as the first mortgage.

After that, employees would be protected under the same terms as standard permanent job contracts.

These loans will be repaid under the same terms as tuition fee loans once a graduate earns over £21,000 a year, saving the government £2.5bn by 2020-21.

See The Open Source Definition, supra note 37 (requiring derivative works to be allowed "to be distributed under the same terms as the license of the original software").