Sentence examples similar to commences their term from inspiring English sources
There would be nothing stopping UK airlines from stipulating the country in which court proceedings must be commenced in their terms and conditions – meaning UK passengers would need to find a solicitor in Lithuania or Lebanon, or wherever else the airline chooses".
The DMC will meet before the trial commences to agree their terms of reference and the method of working using the DMC Charter [ 26].
This means Mr Juncker and his team of commissioners can now commence their five-year term on 1 November, drafting EU laws and enforcing rules – however nine Conservative Party members abstained from the vote, six voted for and three voted against.
They decided that "judges must be no older than 65 years of age at the date on which their term of office commences".
One of the Brighton Declaration proposals says ECHR judges should not be "older than the 65 years at the date on which their term of office commences".
Participants will commence their allocated condition one week later.
Conversely though all three have yet to commence their respective domestic campaigns, while the A-League teams should be peaking, at least in terms of cohesiveness.
Their terms begin on Wednesday.
History pivots around their terms.
No. Their terms of trade?
