Sentence examples for meet its terms from inspiring English sources

To meet its terms, immigrants must also have graduated from high school and lived in the United States for at least five years, and they must complete two years of college or military service.

That means Apple's first order of business in selling the iPhone abroad is identifying carriers that are willing to meet its terms.

As Blum sees it, most parents subscribe to this specific principle, but only those parents who are caring — that is, sensitive to and aware of their children's unique interests and needs — will know when and how to meet its terms.

His charter was revoked in 1830 when he was unable to meet its terms.

Some insist that Greece finish its payment program, regardless of the humanitarian and economic consequences -- not to mention the failure of all previous Greek governments to meet its terms.

Independent watchdog Monitor has ruled James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust at Gorleston now meets its terms of authorisation.

But there is also the possibility that the troika will finally refuse to hand over any money whatsoever, something the I.M.F. did a decade ago in Argentina, when Buenos Aires failed to meet its bailout terms.

Hancock insists Exodus will meet its lenders' terms.

As the state's population keeps surging, demand is expected to grow, prompting leaders to think about how it will meet its long-term needs.

Fitch estimated that before the law changed, the system had 56 percent of the money it needed to meet its long-term obligations, and that the changes raised that to 65 percent.

Iran's supreme leader said late on Monday that his country would need to significantly increase its capacity to enrich uranium if it was to meet its long-term energy needs, in an unusually detailed speech highlighting the obstacles to a deal on its nuclear programme.