Sentence examples similar to acceptance subject to terms from inspiring English sources

Senators also are not subject to term limits.

Should political leaders be subject to term limits?

Travel insurance is subject to normal terms of acceptance.

"The Offer, which remains subject to the terms set out in the Offer Document, will remain open for acceptances until further notice".

It was about friendship, acceptance, coming to terms with change, etc.

All plans are subject to the Terms and Conditions.

"Everybody has their own process of acceptance and coming to terms with something," she said.

Terms and conditions 1. Entry into the Guardian Development International Journalism Competition 2013 (the "Competition") is subject to acceptance of these terms and conditions.

1. Entry into the Guardian Development International Journalism Competition 2012 (the "Competition") is subject to acceptance of these terms and conditions.

The nice thing about using this technique is you get to write the terms, subject to acceptance by the seller, of course.

The winner is subject to the event terms and conditions and the travel terms and conditions.