Sentence examples for fundamental term of from inspiring English sources

An unanticipated and unilateral change in a fundamental term of her employment gave her a stark choice: to act against her religious convictions (which the court accepted were conscientiously and sincerely held) or to leave her employment.

This was, after all, essentially a collection of Fascists, and if most of the participants claimed to reject the label (not all — Italy's Roberto Fiore, of the Forza Nuova, insisted on the distinction between Fascism and Nazism) it's only because "Fascist" has become Putin's fundamental term of abuse for the elected government of Ukraine.

"The legality and validity of the licenses was a fundamental term of the share subscription agreement between Telenor Group and Unitech Limited," said Pål Wien Espen, Telnor's general counsel, adding that the Supreme Court's move "conclusively demonstrates a clear breach of Unitech's warranties".

But to expect us to be moved to a critical engagement with the fundamental terms of our social being would be – frankly and idiomatically – a bit much.

A spokesperson for Zurich said the high court ruling confirmed that Land of Leather had breached "fundamental terms" of its insurance policy, which meant it did not provide an indemnity for customers injured by the Linkwise sofas.

Despite disingenuous denials by liberal leavers, their campaign accepted the fundamental terms of the debate as a choice between border control at any price, and integration with our closest neighbours and trading partners.

What a stupid, fucking arsehole!" – and though I suppose I mean, specifically, for having smoked myself to death, I also mean more generally, for being a creature that dies – thinking that the relationship between me and my mortal self was the sort of arranged marriage, the fundamental terms of which I never agreed to.

Hull argued that genetics did not exemplify Nagelian reduction because the fundamental terms of classical genetics could not be suitably connected to expressions couched in terms of DNA.

The proposal was made on Friday evening and Yahoo! was given less than 24 hours to accept the proposal, the fundamental terms of which Microsoft and Mr. Icahn made clear they were unwilling to negotiate.

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The question is worth pursuing, especially now, for scholarship of recent decades has much advanced the study of Greek religion, providing unprecedented resources for a fresh inquiry into the fundamental terms out of which Plato constructs his aesthetics.