Sentence examples for establishing terms of from inspiring English sources

That monitoring should include restricting passengers and nighttime driving, the experts add, and establishing terms of behavior.

Goguen immediately went to the authorities; they then worked with Goguen on establishing terms of the bogus contract.

Those authorities then worked with Goguen to establish terms of a bogus contract between the two.

Maybe the new old guard of FreindFeed had begun to establish terms of engagement, subtle rules for the road rage that social networks incite.

Though it may not be illegal to spread hate, a company can establish "terms of service" to which all customers must agree, stipulating that they may not use the platform to promulgate hate speech.

That week, the real Greece was edging toward economic collapse, and a deadline for establishing its terms of debt repayment to the European Union had been set for Sunday night — the evening of the gold party.

She argues that the social contract, which establishes the rights and freedoms of men in a liberal political order, also establishes the terms of women's subjection.

In 1967, Mr. Sandback produced the sculpture that would establish the terms of his mature work.

It took more than a week to even establish the terms of reference for the inquiry, and those do not include looking at the role of ministers.

But the present moment offers the South Asian rivals a chance to establish the terms of negotiations that might lead to a solution in the next two to three years.

Némirovsky deftly establishes the terms of this melodrama and its inevitable question — where will the attraction between Lucile and Bruno lead?