There's even talk of them triggering their Article 7, kicking us out immediately without any terms whatsoever.
"I've been accused of having a death wish," she says, by this time in full flame, "but I think that it's life that I wish for, terribly, shamelessly, on any terms whatsoever".
Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution, gives the President the constitutional authority to settle U.S. Claims with the Republic of Cuba on behalf of any American claimant, for any amount and under any terms whatsoever.
Indeed, any term whatsoever could be taken as having material supposition for itself or its equiforms, or as having personal supposition, and in early sixteenth-century Parisian logic texts it was normal to remark that all singular terms are common, and all common terms are singular when taken in these different ways.
"I don't think of the bill in those terms whatsoever," said Rep. Tom MacArthur (R-N.J ., who authoR-N.J . amendment that ultimately helped pass the House bill.
Still, what I haven't yet heard from the president is that he made any mistakes this first term whatsoever.
I was giddy from lack of sleep and had to write everything from my important talking points to my name in my e-calendar because I had no short-term memory whatsoever.
The CPCs receive funding from religious anti-abortion groups, and offer no long-term benefits whatsoever; contraceptive counseling is completely off the table.
MC I want to distinguish between the long-term and short-term discussions; there is no doubt whatsoever that in the long term there is just no displacement whatsoever of native workers by immigrants.
If this is not an ethical act in the strict Kantian sense, an act of moral freedom, of doing a duty for duty's sake, then this term has no meaning whatsoever.
