Sentence examples for precise terms of from inspiring English sources

headquarters in Geneva over the precise terms of China's membership.

The precise terms of Kidd's contract were unknown.

The precise terms of Ms. Shourd's release remained unclear.

The precise terms of this Faustian pact are yet to be revealed.

But the precise terms of the states' deal have not yet been disclosed.

The precise terms of this relationship later became a matter of dispute.

They spoke last night of the impending trial of other members of their collective, who could be jailed for up to five years, and mentioned the scores of "prisoners of conscience," the precise term of art that Amnesty International and others use, who have not been freed from detention and are not nearly as well known as Pussy Riot.

EUGENIO GARCIA, a third-generation restaurant owner, measures the intensity of Spain's economic crisis in precise terms: sales of cold tubos of beer and tapas like quail eggs and chorizo, or pork loin in whiskey sauce.

This, in turn, shows that the intermittency of the detailed model is robust it does not depend on the precise terms and parameters of the model.

In exchange for borrowing money, you accepted and signed a legal document that laid out the precise terms and conditions of the loan in black and white.

To introduce in more precise terms the notion of robustness w.r.t.