Sentence examples similar to be under terms from inspiring English sources

These schools are under-performing in terms of literacy and mathematics [ 21- 23].

"Nobody wants to be under long-term regulatory scrutiny.

The group most at risk of murder in relative terms is under-1s.

Mr Skates said Wales had been "under-funded incredibly" in terms of railway infrastructure.

In the United States it is mandatory information that must be provided under terms of the Truth in Savings Act.

In 1998 Eyadéma started what should have been, under the terms of the constitution, his final term as president.

Wafer will pay Renisha's parents, Monica McBride and Walter Ray Simmons, an amount that will not be disclosed under terms of a confidentiality agreement.

"The problem is, under the terms of these agreements, they are not going to be interpreting them.

Take off his lead and give him some water, making sure that it is under your terms, not his.

Its neighbourhood of Talesh Mahalleh, the most naturally radioactive inhabited area in the world, is under long-term study.

The specimens were under long-term cyclic loads up to 1 × 107 cycles.