Sentence examples for decided the terms from inspiring English sources
The Danish model suffered a further blow when parliament then passed a law that decided the terms and conditions of Danish teachers ostensibly without consulting them.
If you can come to an agreement outside of court, you will be better prepared for the terms of the divorce and have more freedom and flexibility than if a judge decided the terms of your divorce for you.
An exit would happen if Greece decided the terms of its international bailout were not worth the costs and that defaulting on its debt and readopting the drachma, its pre-Euro currency until 2001, was its best option.
The Adidas Group set out to create a corporate university but in the process decided the term and vision of a "corporate university" was too narrow and instead evolved their thinking to ensure learning was fun, engaging and sustainable.
But, as CNN points out, other dictionaries have decided the term warrants an entry of its own.
In the case of Mexican fans shouting puto, which literally translates to male prostitute, FIFA decided the term is "not considered insulting in this specific context".
"It'll be our business," says Redzepi. "Normally you're approached first and decide the terms of the deal.
If the committee decides the terms of the rent agreement should change, it will specify the date from which the new terms should apply.
"We will decided if and when we answer any questions," one student who wouldn't give his name said, "and we will decide the terms".
