Sentence examples for outside of the terms from inspiring English sources

It was negotiated outside of the terms of the tentative agreement, said Bruce Hicks, a company spokesman.

Lynch said in a letter to the Republican chairman of the Senate judiciary committee, Chuck Grassley, that the deal she reached with HSBC in 2012 "does not provide [the bank] any protection against prosecution for conduct" outside of the terms of that settlement, which was specifically about money-laundering and sanctions breaches.

Mr. Arafat has demanded that Israel transfer more land before a final settlement, as called for in the Oslo accord reached in 1993, but Mr. Barak, like his predecessor, Benjamin Netanyahu, has balked at giving up more land outside of the terms of a final treaty.

Since this is outside of the terms of service of the dating site, they are not legally responsible for the aggressor doing the correlation and anything they do to the victim or their loved ones digitally or in real life.

We have to care as much about what goes on outside of the home in terms of food as we do about what's in our own pantries.

Almost nobody outside Enron was aware of the terms of the deal with this "structured-finance vehicle", which turned out to be just one of many off-balance-sheet devices.

It was not helpful when Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, said that no one outside of the talks should urge the terms of negotiation, clearly repudiating the president's attempts to do just that.

The customer's dispute was in relation to a refund that we were not able to give – as it was clearly outside of the stated terms and conditions.

Comparing the exponents inside and outside of the reaction terms in (24), γ6 satisfies (25) max (γ 6 − 1, γ 6 − 2 ) = 0 = α 6, and we get γ6=1.

For those living outside of North America, the term "biscuit" here is referring to a mixture similar to that used for savory scones.

The use of medicines outside the terms of the product licence is a common occurrence on the ICU.