Sentence examples similar to based on agreed terms from inspiring English sources

Technical and other support systems will be provided to them based on monthly fees on agreed terms and conditions.

But it's difficult to hold China accountable since these technology transfers are "based on mutually agreed terms," as Chinese Ambassador to the WTO Zhang Xiangchen recently said.

The financial profits made will be split between the health service providers and the contracted distributor, based on the agreed terms.

Any access granted "shall be on mutually agreed terms" (article 15.4).

The approval of the study protocol is based on the agreed parameters in terms of acceptable risk and participant inconvenience, ring-fenced by the adaptive scope, boundaries and control mechanisms, with a clear focus on participants' safety.

Meanwhile, Clayton has reportedly agreed terms on a permanent move.

John Welsh, Nicky Wroe and Shane Cansdell-Sherriff have already agreed terms on moves to Deepdale this summer.

*Descriptive summaries of frequencies presented are based on "strongly agree" and "agree" responses to individual subscale items.

In addition to the demand that settlement activity be frozen, the Palestinians also want agreed terms of reference for the negotiations, chiefly that the talks will be for a Palestinian state whose borders will be based on the 1967 lines.

In Figure 1, 'projected requirements', in terms of personnel numbers, is based on an agreed number of doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives, etc., per population.

This is based on the agreed apportionment.