Sentence examples for propose the terms of from inspiring English sources

Were the Japanese allowed to propose the terms of their surrender?

Here we propose the term of "cooperative ecosystem engineering" when two species interact in a way which enhances habitat suitability as a result of a combined engineering effect.

This study reviews the discussion on the scope and classification of existentials and proposes the term of event-existential, in contrast to thing-existential.

► We propose the terms anterior and posterior part of the blastopore to replace older terms.

In 1987, Truong et al. proposed the term "LEC of the pancreas" [3].

Updated at 9.07am BST 8.54am BST Interesting... one of Enrico Letta's new ministers has proposed changing the terms of Europe's stability and growth pact.

A confidential report commissioned by the government has proposed redrawing the terms of student loans taken out over the past 15 years, that would make them more expensive to pay back for 3.6 million borrowers in England alone.

Patricia Hill Collins proposes the term "interlocking systems of oppression" to fulfill this role.

Herschel proposed the term in 1802 at a meeting of the Royal Society.

Not long after the N.F.L. proposed the initial terms of the agreement, its own consulting firm concluded that twenty-eight per cent of former players would likely develop some form of dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, A.L.S., or C.T.E.

Senate Democrats have proposed extending the term of bonds taken out with New York's share of the nationwide tobacco settlement.