Sentence examples for define the terms of from inspiring English sources
Providers will get to define the terms of transparency.
Don't compete with the rightwing populists, don't allow them to define the terms of the struggle.
Women are taking more time to define the terms of their own lives, single or joined.
Negotiations on a treaty to define the terms of setting up the radar system are continuing with the United States.
Manuscripts and Archives staff will supply sample deeds and will work with donors to define the terms of the gift.
leaves it up to the respective countries to define the terms of the crime as predicate offense for money laundering".
If Labour does nothing, the field will be left to Theresa May and Paul Nuttall to define the terms of post-Brexit immigration policy.
We define the terms of trade, and hence also the market, so we have to decide what we want copyright to be.
But if he follows a script similar to the one we used with Mr. Reagan, the president may be able to define the terms of the debate.
