The phrase "and as set" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in legal or formal contexts where specific terms or conditions are being referenced.
Example: "The agreement shall be executed in accordance with the terms outlined in the document, and as set forth in the previous section."
Alternatives: "as specified" or "as outlined".
As I have said, it was meant in a conciliatory and friendly way in the context in which I have used the word throughout my life and as set out earlier in this Statement".
And as set out in an early day motion that I co-sponsored, we still need guarantees from the government that there will be enough money in the pot to deal with these threats.
"The production designer has the vision," she told the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in an interview in 2012, "and as set decorator, you have to bring this vision to life.
A newspaper, as envisioned by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur in their 1928 play, "The Front Page," and as set in motion first by the director Lewis Milestone and then (though not for the last time) by Howard Hawks is a hive of clashing ambition, hectic incident and (especially in Hawks's rendering) nonstop talk.
The law is clear and, as set out in the GDPR, if the agreement is not adequate, and if the US authorities fail to comply with its terms, then it must be suspended until they do".
GOOD LUCK! Both, individuals and groups were encouraged to compete and, as set in the announcement, there were no other rules restricting the innovatory spirit, e.g. economic, or other types of optimisation.
The ACLU works to protect Americans' constitutional rights and freedoms as set forth in the U.S. Constitution and its amendments.
In broadband, demands on tuners are increasing as cable TV operators expand their services and as set-top boxes add more complex features.
Items were evaluated as both continuous variables and as sets of dichotomized response options to study the contribution of the total item and specific response options.
with u ∼ U [ 0 ; 1 ] and T as set above.
Using Foucauldian archaeology, I survey three common synecdoches of craft: craft as crafting, craft as product, and craft as set of rights.
