Sentence examples for control the terms from inspiring English sources

Tidal cannot control the terms of those deals any more than its rivals can.

In the vocabulary of disease control the terms quarantine and isolation are used interchangeably.

He also questioned whether Cameron would be able to control the terms of a referendum on renegotiated terms of membership.

The proposed master settlement agreement would control the terms in all pending cases and protect McDonald's from further liability arising from beef-flavored fries.

Unlike the Pinochet dictatorship in neighbouring Chile - which would last another seven years - the Argentine generals were unable to control the terms of their departure.

How much money China Mobile will eventually make depends partly on regulators, who can control the terms governing network access and the number of carriers.

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Despite a long list of options for female birth control the term "men's birth control" is almost obsolete - unless we're talking about actual, professionally recommended techniques like "outercourse," which is like, who would do that?

He enjoys the big set-piece occasions when he totally controls the terms of the debate, but he avoids more spontaneous appearances".

The elevation of budget discipline to the status of paramount economic virtue has been a powerful exercise in controlling the terms of political debate.

The move by the chancellor is designed to ensure he defines what he calls the "baseline" at the next general election – controlling the terms of the fiscal debate.