Sentence examples for by the terms from inspiring English sources

BY THE terms he had set himself, George Osborne entered the House of Commons a failure on February 24th.

"Rather than abide by the terms of its W.T.O.

They sued claiming: BCE's action is prohibited by the terms of the debenture holders indenture.

If you choose to accept, you will be bound by the terms of the renewal offer.

By the terms of this agreement, [Skilling's] convictions will become final".

Their welfare will be safeguarded by the terms of our partnership with the supplier.

The men were tied to Arefin, their named sponsor, by the terms of their visa.

"The prospect of such conduct was made virtually impossible by the terms of the draft treaty...

"By the terms of the internship, I felt very prepared," Ms. Wolfson said.

By the terms of the Salasco armistice (Aug. 9, 1848), the Piedmontese army abandoned Lombardy.

Confusion is sometimes caused by the terms hypersensitivity, hypersusceptibility, and idiosyncrasy.