Sentence examples for meet terms from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arafat told the Americans privately that he supported the idea of a meeting but then failed to meet terms set by the United States, which included an appeal to the Palestinian people to end terrorist attacks and moves by his security services to stop the bombings.

To meet terms of the consent decree, Mr. Timpone said that all the required bilingual sample ballots would be mailed out in advance of Wednesday's deadline, and that a Republican and a Democratic polling worker -- each bilingual -- had been recruited for all of the 140 polling places in the five communities involved.

Delays in payments for power sold in California and in the sale of aviation and entertainment businesses are hurting Covanta's ability to meet terms of credit agreements with its banks, the company said on Friday after the close of regular trading.

These genes are situated next to a region where neighbouring polycistronic units meet, termed a strand switch region.

The university, with no experience building in New York, recoiled at meeting terms laid down by the city after its proposal was submitted, while Cornell, with extensive experience in the city — its medical school is in Manhattan — expected such negotiations.

The approval came just hours before euro zone finance ministers were due to discuss Greece's reform progress and whether it had met terms of a multi-billion euro bailout.

The ATAQ-IPF certainly meets terms 1 and 2, and further investigation will determine term 3.

"They rejected them, sent us their terms, we met all terms bar how they want money paid.

"We must be mindful of not sacrificing our long-term health to meet short-term needs".

Progress also continues in Australia and BG appears on-track to ramp-up near-term production and meet longer term volume targets.

He says they are ramping up their outreach efforts to meet the terms of the settlement.