Sentence examples for any terms of from inspiring English sources

So far there is not universal agreement on any terms of the mayor's plan.

If Dassey violates any terms of the order, the judge said, he may be returned to custody pending the outcome of the prosecution's appeal.

A severability clause, common in contracts, says that if any terms of the deal are ruled illegal, the other terms remain in effect, in this case the easement.

A spokesman for the Wellcome Trust said, "We haven't seen any terms of a truce" and could not comment on them.

Los Angeles superior court judge Patricia Schnegg told Brown that he could be sent to state prison if he violated any terms of his sentence, including an order to stay away from Rihanna for the next five years.

Mr Cameron said he was unaware of any terms of reference governing the Met's investigation, adding: "They are able to look at any evidence and all evidence they can find".

Ms. Mathis would not comment on "any monetary terms of any potential arrangement".

When the judge pressed him, Mr. Streeter said that any term of more than 30 years would accomplish that goal.

Barreda proposed an eight-year limit on any term of office, the implication being that Zapatero should step down in 2012.

The Sponsor's failure to enforce any term of these.

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