Sentence examples for Against the terms from inspiring English sources

That would go against the terms of its broadcasting licence.

The statute there held void was a moratorium statute specifically directed against the terms of contracts.

That may be a hard argument to sustain if the President continues fulminating against the terms.

A majority of the profession are still against the terms of service.

He used his spell in opposition to rail against the terms of that deal.

"Getty Square was chosen, against the terms of Philipse II's will, because his son recognized it as a commercial hub".

Laptops were scrutinised against the terms of international sanctions (a device that measures electromagnetic fields did not make it through).

Second, they say, stem-cell research is illegal that is, against the terms of the 1995 provision.

Such sales are strictly against the terms and conditions of all major listings and exchange sites, and are done without the complicity of their owners.

The Financial Conduct Authority has lease options on its radar while mortgage experts have warned that most will be against the terms and conditions of most mortgages.

Ali sparred, fighting against the terms I'd offered, but finally was willing to allow that if the attackers were Muslims, "They were misguided people who did evil".