Sentence examples for explaining the terms from inspiring English sources

On a large-screen TV, Barack Obama was explaining the terms of the bailout.

Once that level is complete, she returns the phone to its owner, who can view a message explaining the terms of the partner's consent.

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During his statement explaining the terms of reference of the new public inquiry into the phone hacking scandal, Prime Minister David Cameron said that it would be led by a senior judge, Lord Justice Leveson.

After Prime Minister's Questions ends, Mr. Cameron will make a statement explaining the terms of the new public inquiry into the phone hacking scandal — which were agreed to on Tuesday night by the leaders of all three major parties.

Abraham Benjamin, 53, a local association leader who is a treatment supervisor at Bronx Psychiatric Center, has spent many lunch breaks for the past few weeks explaining the terms of the contract deal to employees in New York City.

The felicitous rhyme with "fuck it," the plosive "b" substituting for the fricative "f," surely goes part of the way to explaining the term's appeal.

The flier "uses the term 'payment standards' six times without ever defining or explaining the term's meaning," Reinhardt said.

"They explain the terms of the financing.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, the U.S.-educated negotiator, was summoned over the weekend to explain the terms.

Boeing planned to hold information sessions at its plants Tuesday to explain the terms.