Sentence examples for on its terms from inspiring English sources

It readily comes to bay but on its terms: it chooses low water where wolves are hampered in their movements.

We must work with it on its terms if we are to change it to the kind of world we would like it to be".

Germany will write a check, but will only sign it on its terms.

That is what Exxon Mobil wants from the American government - decisive help in a pinch, but only when the corporation requests it, and on its terms.

With Cypriot MPs unwilling to endorse the deal, and Germany insisting that it would not budge on its terms, Cyprus turned once again to Russia.

For better or worse we tend to express ourselves on its terms (which is why it can be particularly hard to convey that art brain experience).

It is defining the war on its terms.

This was film operating on its terms, using things unique to it as means to tell a story.

However, the Obama administration has given no public indication yet that it's willing to bend on its terms.

Mr. Qian has made overtures to Taiwan by softening Beijing's language on its terms for re-unification.

This would signal that no one is in a hurry to re-engage with North Korea solely on its terms, but that the door is still open.