Sentence examples for its current terms from inspiring English sources
The lawsuit doesn't specify monetary damages but asks the court to order Taco Bell to stop marketing it under its current terms.
The commission had previously pointed to its own advice that suggested it did not have the scope within its current terms of reference to investigate offshore detention centres.
Like the war on drugs, the war on fans is an unwinnable one when conducted on its current terms.
Jeffrey Fan at UBS Securities slashed his rating on the stock from "buy" to "sell," based on his estimate that the deal had only a 20percentt chance of going through under its current terms.
By James Surowiecki July 1, 2015 On Monday, Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro Padilla announced that the island's seventy-two-billion-dollar debt load was, on its current terms, "not payable".
The prime minister is expected to depict himself as a practical eurosceptic in his speech who wants Britain to remain in the EU, though not on its current terms.
U.S. Solicitor General Noel Francisco filed a brief Thursday night asking that if the Supreme Court doesn't take up cases surrounding the ban during its current term, that it be allowed to immediately go into effect while the lower courts determine how to proceed.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would issue the rest of its decisions for its current term on Thursday, making it very likely that a decision on the comprehensive law overhauling health care will come that day.
In the final report of its current term, the committee said it was difficult to conclude that publicity around the launch of the compensation scheme last year was a "deliberate attempt to mislead", and that the implication unions were in agreement was "callous and manipulative".
In its current term, the Knesset has sought to turn parliamentary power against democratic principles and Israel's Arab minority.
It ruled in favor of arbitration in all three of the cases in its current term, two of them unanimously.
