Sentence examples similar to in set terms from inspiring English sources

A bill would also give ministers the power to intervene in setting term dates.

Worth noting: it originally set terms in June 2014 to raise $60 million but withdrew its offering.

They gave federal prosecutors more leeway to decide when it was appropriate to charge crimes that trigger mandatory minimums, which automatically result in set prison terms. .

There is an obvious answer: Appoint jurists for a set term in office, perhaps ten years.

— the United States will inevitably become involved in setting the terms for Cuba's future.

He also criticised the involvement of the territory government in setting the terms of reference.

Giles's involvement in setting the terms of reference was also heavily criticised.

The UK should take a lead not just in setting the terms of international debates, but through its own actions.

She said Labor supported the royal commission and expected to be involved in setting its terms with the government.

Congressional Republicans, despite the Bush administration's role in setting the terms of the A.I.G. bailout six months ago, blamed the Obama administration for lax oversight.

The next year, he represented Nixon in setting the terms for his debate with John F. Kennedy, the first televised debates between presidential candidates.