Sentence examples for Just terms from inspiring English sources

So a couple of just terms here to get straight.

Carmody said in a statement on Monday he would resign only on "just terms" and in return for a government commitment to a "clear framework for meaningful reform".

The shadow family and community services minister, Jenny McAllister, said that Labor would "ensure that when families reach for credit it is affordable and offered on just terms".

The case hinged on Section 51 (xxxi) of the constitution which says that property can't be acquired other than on just terms.

A majority held that changes to the life gold pass legislation, reducing return air trips for retired MPs from an unlimited number to 25 and now 10, also did not constitute acquisition of property other than on just terms.

Professor Erica-Irene Daes a long time chair of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Peoples spoke eloquently to self determination when she said it entails a process "through which indigenous peoples are able to join with all the other peoples that make up the state on mutually agreed upon and just terms after many years of isolation and exclusion.

In these situations, we just term this mixed cycle a positive (resp. negative) mixed cycle without mentioning any direction.

Not just in terms of selection, but in terms of tactics and strategy too.

These results hold not just in terms of accuracy but also in terms of computational complexity.

But this is not just in terms of numbers and rising demand for long-term care.

Thus, educational organizations must be able to satisfy students' long-term needs, not just short-term academic goals.