Sentence examples for understanding the terms of from inspiring English sources

Company lawyers pointed out that by signing closing statements, borrowers had attested to fully understanding the terms of their loans.

Real estate values rose steadily, as did the optimism of aspiring first-time buyers, who entered into mortgages without fully understanding the terms of the loan or the responsibilities of ownership.

Housing-first programs encompass many such services: help in identifying appropriate housing, assistance with the application process and understanding the terms of a lease, and aid in moving into and furnishing a home.

Understanding the terms and conditions of your warranties can prevent you from making changes that will void the warranty.

But the decision between these two ways of understanding the term is independent of the broader interpretive issues bearing upon the passage as a whole.

The key to understanding the term lies in the fragility of the court's center.

It would be fruitless to try to adjudicate some official way of understanding the term.

A memorandum of understanding with the terms of the agreement was signed Friday, with the actual lease still to be completed.

If the effort is successful, the two sides would then sign a memorandum of understanding outlining the terms of a deal to build a 1.37 million- square-foot tower on Eighth Avenue, between 40th and 41st Streets.

Last month, the government agency released a report showing that consumers have difficulty understanding the exact terms of their cards.

They're not understanding the long-term of their situation.