Sentence examples for is set out in terms from inspiring English sources

Everything down to here is set out in terms of Plato's own metaphysics, and has all the hallmarks of philosophical seriousness.

(a) The regulations specifying the various activities deemed prohibited by § 7324(a)(2) are set out in terms that the ordinary person exercising ordinary common sense can sufficiently understand and observe, without sacrifice to the public interest, and are not impermissibly vague.

But the argument in question cannot be set out in terms of the proposition that, we can suppose, does in this case represent one's total evidence namely, the proposition that there is a pen in my pocket since that proposition is not entailed by \(\negt G\).

The age restriction is set out in the terms and conditions, which intriguingly is dated 16 March - 10 days before the announcement was made.

A claim is made in court that the government is entitled to exercise a power, or an individual is entitled to claim the benefit of a right, that is set out in the terms of some particular provision of the Constitution.

The semantic analysis in terms of rhetorical-relational complexing is set out in Figure 15.

This is set out in Table 1.

However, the TUC is keen that these performance criteria be set out in layman's terms.

These are set out in detail in our terms and conditions.

Sturgeon says the terms of citizenship are set out in a table on page 406.

In most cases, the terms of the final agreement will be set out in a standard A.I.A. contract, which may be customized as needed.