Sentence examples for outlined terms from inspiring English sources

A few hours later, Xstrata released its critique of the outlined terms.

European Union officials firmed up plans on Friday to keep Greece from going off a financial cliff, as deputy finance ministers outlined terms to help the country borrow at below market rates.

It outlined terms, instructions on how to use Google Mail, and read like one of those emails from an overseas attorney telling you Hiram J Finkelstein has died leaving you sole beneficiary of his $4.4m estate, and all you have to do is send personal details and a $10,000 administration fee, and the loot's all yours.

Indians feared that if they failed to consent to outlined terms, they would receive less adequate compensation in the future.

During the meeting Wednesday in the office of Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank), who had arranged the sit-down, an FAA official told local representatives he had no immediate concerns about the outlined terms, which officials from both Burbank and the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority endorsed last month, Burbank Mayor Bob Frutos said.

Despite the fact that there have been multiple public meetings on the matter during the past two years — including three prior meetings in the past month where the outlined terms were made public and at least two where public comment on the items was received — the Burbank residents who showed up Monday complained that the council had sought no public input.

"Any worker recruited by our firm is covered by a clear contract outlining terms and conditions and by Chinese government law that protects their rights," the company wrote.

In reality, analysts said, he wants to undercut a French effort to broker talks and is especially worried that Mr. Obama, his nemesis, might go to the United Nations after the American election in November to seek a resolution outlining terms of a possible peace deal.

A 1997 e-mail outlining terms is attached to a recent Internal Revenue Service lawsuit seeking Sidley client records.

In 2012, at the encouragement of UNICEF, the ILO, and Save the Children, the Burmese government and the United Nations signed a joint plan of action outlining terms for the gradual release of child soldiers from the Tatmadaw, including fighters over 18 who were recruited as minors.

Mr. Altschul said there was no written agreement that outlined the terms of the loan.