Sentence examples for held under the terms from inspiring English sources

After the 2013 legislative elections the first to be held under the terms of the 2010 constitution women constituted about one-fourth of the Senate and almost one-fifth of the National Assembly.

The elections, held under the terms of regional peace accords, are expected to be a turning point in Nicaragua's long internal conflict, serving as a decisive referendum on the Sandinista revolution and the bitter controversies that have surrounded it.

The euro declined on foreign exchanges after the Irish prime minister Enda Kenny told the Dáil that the Republic's chief law officer had advised the cabinet that "on balance" a referendum should be held under the terms of the Irish constitution.

The warring sides in Liberia's civil war formed an interim government Monday to rule until free elections can be held under the terms of a peace accord.

Developed during 1939 from an earlier, unsuccessful design, the PL-1, the Platt-LePage Model PL-3 was the winner of a 1940 design competition, held under the terms of the Dorsey-Logan Act, for the supply of a helicopter design to the United States Army Air Corps.

Necessary in view of amendment of Article 7. (c) the information they hold, under the terms of public service contracts, about operators' services, tariffs and numbers of passengers.

(c) the information they hold, under the terms of public service contracts, about operators' services, tariffs, numbers of passengers and the general trend in the quality of service.

These are the prisoners the government doesn't even want to put in front of military tribunals; if they are just being held, how do we even know how dangerous they are — or, perhaps more important, how dangerous the next people held under these terms will be?

He recommended a public inquiry into the killing but the Finucane family – and Cory – have been opposed to it being held under the more restrictive terms of the Inquiries Act 2005.

Despite of the similarity in knowledge about cervical cancer across the three groups and close to similar risk perception, there were differences among the never screened and the screened category (both screened once and screened on schedule) in terms of the views held under the other thematic areas that are presented below.

The discussion is held under the Chatham House Rule.