Sentence examples for arrange the terms from inspiring English sources
He was designated, along with Louis-Marie, viscount de Noailles, to arrange the terms of the surrender, which virtually ended the war.
Grant then underlined his rejection of the appointment of commissioners "to arrange the terms of capitulation, because I have no terms other than those indicated above".
But he was better known for helping to arrange the terms of unification with the formerly Communist East Germany, and then overseeing a huge injection of public funds aimed at rebuilding the region.
This enables us to arrange the terms of the series in a suitable way for calculation as in (3.9).
He later wrote that had it been his place to arrange the terms of peace, he would have insisted on gradual emancipation, guarding the rights of both slaves and masters, as part of any settlement.
As long as you end up with three different measurements, the math will come out the same regardless of how your arrange the terms.
Mr. O'Neill played an active role in arranging the terms of the fund's latest aid package, reflecting the importance of Turkey as a sizable emerging market and a strategic ally that is a member of NATO.
We're even arranging the terms of the insurance for the car to run in the UK and in South Africa.
Substituting the value of d 1 from equation (8) into the equation (10) and re-arranging the terms, we get d=frac{R_{< lm0>}}{R_{<100>}}left(frac{L_{<100>}}{sqrt{2}}left( cos alpha - sin alpha right)+sqrt{2}d sin alpha right) (11).
By multiplying the both sides of (89) with U T from the left-hand side, using the constraint (85), and arranging the terms, arrive at mathbf{lambda}_{i}=2left(mathbf{U}^{T}mathbf{Xi}_{a}^{-1}mathbf{U}right)^{-1}left(mathbf{U}^{T}mathbf{Xi}_{a}^{-1}mathbf{FH}mathbf{g}_{i}+mathbf{U}^{T}mathbf{Xi}_{a}^{-1}mathbf{LP}mathbf{m}_{i}-mathbf{z}_{i}right),.
Since a ≤ α n, i, β n, i, re-arranging the terms of the above estimate and simplifying, we get a 2 g ( ∥ J x n − J T i n x n ∥ ) ≤ φ ( p, x n ) − φ ( p, u n, i ) + ( 1 − α n, i ) Θ n.
