Sentence examples for lay down terms from inspiring English sources
We take our phenomenology of COIN from a long-lost Western zeitgeist flush with dominant identity, easily and everywhere able to lay down terms for patron-client relationships.
But the mystery remains: how do cells in the cortex physically lay down long-term memories?
The new appointment would be made in the light of the F.A.'s recognition that it is time to follow the Spanish success, and lay down long term development plans toward major success that has eluded England since 1966.
He continued: "It will bring vital support to people who need it the most, and help lay down long term foundations to improve the quality of people's lives today and over the next generation.
He must quickly lay down a long-term recovery plan that can form the basis for negotiations with the nine Republicans and nine Democrats who now make up the Legislature.
We need to be absolutely clear about the terms we lay down for local people to deal with all of these local issues, because we cannot do it all from the centre.
"It's important I lay down my own philosophy in terms of what I want to do and how I want to do it, but I've got the help if I need it".
"Being only caretaker manager, you can't lay down what you want to lay down in terms of discipline.
Therefore, we can lay down a work strategy for the short, medium, and probably even long terms.
For the long-term bull, come correction or crash, these are the right stocks to lay down in a portfolio.
