Sentence examples for precise terms of reference from inspiring English sources

Labor has committed to a royal commission and has not set out its precise terms of reference.

"At the first meeting it is expected the board will agree its precise terms of reference and the detailed process it will follow to arrive at its decisions," a spokeswoman for the department said.

The precise terms of reference involve "the alleged use of extreme tactics in industrial disputes, including so-called 'leverage' tactics; and the effectiveness of the existing legal framework to prevent inappropriate or intimidatory actions in trade disputes".

Downing Street's haste to bow to the cross-party Westminster mood for a public reckoning was such that May, in her statement to MPs, was unable to name the chair of the expert panel that would lead the inquiry or its precise terms of reference.

The precise terms of Kidd's contract were unknown.

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

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

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

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

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

This may be read as simply establishing the precise terms of Hermogenes' conventionalism.