Sentence examples for broad terms of the from inspiring English sources

Over a long dinner, they met and agreed on the broad terms of the deal.

"It's accurate and it considers the broad terms of the debate.

Greece secures a eurozone bailout extension for four months after Tsipras bows to German-led pressure to stick to the broad terms of the rescue package.

Twickenham is on course to secure a new England player agreement with the Premiership clubs by the end of the season after the Rugby Football Union's council accepted the broad terms of the deal.

The Daily Record (sales: 204,000) has been attempting a difficult trick by remaining supportive of the Labour party - and, in broad terms, of the union - while acknowledging what its leading article yesterday called "Scotland's genuine disillusionment with Westminster".

Cameron, who agreed the broad terms of the inquiry with Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg on Tuesday night, said it would be able to compel proprietors, politicians from across the spectrum and police officers to give evidence under oath.

People knew — as they know about me now — that he understood politics in the broad terms of Congress, and he understood the detail of the legislation".

Kaletsky thinks the president, whose power is waxing, can now "dictate the broad terms of a budgetary truce" to Republicans, and that "the approaching budget and debt negotiations should prove surprisingly consensual and calm".

Though the detail of any final settlement was still in the balance, the broad terms of a compromise appeared to be emerging.

Congress pre-approved the broad terms of any agreement and otherwise delegated negotiating authority to the executive branch.

The broad terms of a surrender appeared to have been agreed on, under which the four militia members would turn themselves in at a checkpoint with Fiore at 8am Thursday, in front of the media.