Sentence examples for describing the terms from inspiring English sources

The free trial meant no royalties for artists, and Tay-Tay wrote an open letter describing the terms as "shocking" and "disappointing" – and revealed she'd be withholding her music from the platform.

In the filing describing the terms of the deal, Genzyme said its board believed that the Biomatrix acquisition "has the potential to benefit all Genzyme shareholders," but is careful to add that "Genzyme stockholders should recognize that the acquisition of Biomatrix will disparately impact Genzyme's tracking stocks".

That is (not coincidentally) what France says too in describing the terms of French citizenship that Corsican nationalists, among others, must accept and often say they find hard to swallow: namely, that to be French one must give oneself over to French culture, to the language and to identity-blind republican ideals of citizenship.

The methods and results of the PSP, along with all associated documents describing the terms of reference, JLA methods and protocol, are accessible on the NIAA website: http://www.niaa.org.uk/psp.uk/psp

In accordance with the theme of public accountability, the area of drug registration suffered from a lack of public availability of documentation describing the terms of reference or criteria for member selection of the committee that decided which drugs would be approved for registration.

As there is no consensus on the term 'safety-related concerns' [ 8, 35], alternative concepts describing the term are derived from a set of relevant variables.

He said he could not describe the terms of his departure, because of a confidentiality agreement.

Cambridge philosopher Simon Blackburn told the Guardian he has signed up to provide between 10 and 20 lectures a year and described the terms as "an attractive offer".

Such criticism was vocalised by the future Archbishop of Canterbury who described the terms of some of their loans as "usurious" and its business model as "morally wrong".

The documents obtained by The Times described the terms of the emergency payments protocol, as well as the likely terms of the final settlement protocol.

First, the academic articles were used to comprehensively describe the terms.