Sentence examples for By the terms from inspiring English sources

By the terms of the treaty of May 6, 1828 (7 Stat.

By the terms of the act, such compliance would be necessary.

By the terms of this agreement, [Skilling's] convictions will become final".

"By the terms of the internship, I felt very prepared," Ms. Wolfson said.

By the terms of the Salasco armistice (Aug. 9, 1848), the Piedmontese army abandoned Lombardy.

By the terms of a style scene now nearly as corporate as General Electric, Mr. Rabanne is kookily archaic.

By the terms of the deal, therefore, there was no money to pay Logan.

By the terms of this sordid alleged arrangement, the victim was permitted to live in a trailer on McAllister's property.

"Rather than abide by the terms of its W.T.O.

& Prof.Code, § 17204). In addition, an injunctive remedy is authorized not only by the terms of the UCL (Bus. & Prof.Code, § 17203), but by the terms of section 637.2 itself.

Yes, you will be able to work on campus only by the terms of your visa.