Sentence examples for by setting new terms from inspiring English sources

They should begin by setting new terms of the debate, explaining that the nation's serious fiscal problems require thoughtful solutions — with spending cuts and tax increases and with both sides giving to get.

The TPP, when announced, was undoubtedly the largest regional trade accord that history could have witnesses and, if approved by the member countries, it would have set new terms for the nearly US $28 trillion in trade and business investment between the parties to the deal.

The blackout set new terms to this debate by involving civil society.

The deal sets new terms for an agreement reached between China and Iraq under Saddam Hussein in 1997.

Europe and the I.M.F. are working to set new terms for the next bailout installment.

"This sets new terms of reference that will never allow negotiations to start".

In practice, one of the ways that rescissions have worked is that lenders faced with rescission have instead modified the loans, by reducing principal and setting new repayment terms.

But all that will require a long-term commitment, says Moudouthe, which needs to be borne in mind by governments setting new policies, and by donors committing programme funds.

Set new, reasonable terms for the relationship with clear and consistently implemented consequences.

Now we know it could set new records in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, too.

Each month sets new records in terms of global warming, hurricane strength, rainfall amounts and drought.