Sentence examples for with good terms from inspiring English sources

He said he would be happy to appear before Turnbull's annual house committee on banks "as long as... it is a well-constituted, well-briefed group with good terms of reference".

A Cabinet Office spokesperson said the civil service was being reformed to make it faster, more unified, focused on outcomes not process, and ultimately more enjoyable to work for: "Because we want to attract the best staff, we will remain an employer with good terms and conditions, as we have always been.

For instance, both equity and debt can come with good terms or bad terms — an equity round on unfavorable terms can be just as dangerous, if not worse, than the challenges that can be associated with taking on debt.

Except for certain problems with Pakistan, Afghanistan was on good terms with its neighbours.

This approach may have biased our sample in favour of fathers who currently live with or are on good terms with the mothers.

That seems limiting; surely it is not only on bad terms with Muslims, and on unquestionably good terms with everyone else.

Yet the emir keeps on good terms with Iran, exchanging cordial visits with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

He is said to be on good terms with Putin.

Mark was on good terms with the Fuller's crew.

[Laughter] We were then on good terms with Egypt.

He says he is now on "good terms" with Magnier.