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China has also spent much of the past two years trying to secure iron ore for steel production on better terms.

Investors have begun to demand better terms for the high-yield loans and bonds at the heart of the leveraged deals.

Banks would love to wriggle out of the most egregious deals, or at least get better terms.

Although he ' s talking about a substantial order , he wants better terms than I can authorise .

The bank needed capital and he raised $50bn from investors earlier, and on better terms, than many rivals.

On some bets, waiting might have gotten him better terms or more attractive entry prices.

White knight " is an informal term that refers to a business that prevents a hostile takeover of another company by offering better terms. "

But with video clips, the suit looks like a Viacom tactic to get better terms in a deal that both sides need.

Perhaps multiple publishers could band together in opposition, starving the App Store of content until better terms can be negotiated.

When you meet with a vendor to discuss a proposal, it's partly about getting information and partly about negotiating better terms.

Even Mr Wylie acknowledges that he mainly formed his Odyssey imprint as a tactic to gain better terms from publishers for e-book rights.

"Clinton was actually on better terms with McCain than she was with Obama, " reports the magazine.

Bigger utilities that were losing market share approached Gazprom, not known for sympathetic customer relations, for better terms.

The report adds that seeders are also in a position to negotiate even better terms for themselves than before.

Even if the contract specifies some type of remediation for service failure, you can apply leverage to negotiate better terms.

As a result, they pressed for the right to change the terms of their investments if Citi later raised more capital on better terms.

Instead, it uses its members' combined buying muscle to negotiate better terms for things like health care and pensions.

Borrower would thus tend to offer better terms in order to persuade lenders to switch over into the long market.

Contract negotiation with all customers and strive for better terms.

Royal Dutch Shell initially bid for the Kirkuk field but rejected Iraq's demand for better terms.

Last summer Francis Maude, the cabinet-office minister, hauled in 19 outsourcing firms, including Capita, to press for better terms.

A affair that prevents a hostile takeover of distinct enterprise by offering better terms.

Having given striking writers better terms on new media, Hollywood faces a walk-out by actors in June.

Either might prove effective in leading to slightly better terms for publishers.

More irksome still is that profligate America is able to borrow on better terms.

Lower commodity prices also fed through to better terms from suppliers.

And not just for the obvious reason that more competition for deals means better terms.

If the policy works, it will allow firms to raise finance on better terms from investors.

You will get better terms if you bring your own network rather than rely on their network.

They were negotiating with the government for better terms and conditions of service.

The opponents are offering better terms .

Karen: We can each call one and try to negotiate for a better price or better terms and conditions.

Milner not only offers better terms than VC firms, he sees the world differently.

Frank: What if we purchase an increased quantity? Can you give us better terms?

The Chinese are offering better terms.

You can pay them less and they will stay longer, you can get better terms with suppliers.

Selling a stake to a record label would allow it to negotiate better terms.

I know that is what the price list says , but surely you can quote me better terms that that .

I want to know if we can get better terms from you after the first starting, and how long will the first starting be?