Sentence examples for put terms from inspiring English sources

"We never put terms of the loan, ever," he said.

"'You made all these billions of dollars of commitments in Qatar; why can't you make them in Alaska?'" In short, he says, it's because Qatar is "willing to put terms in place to give you stability to go out and make that kind of commitment".

But both of these declarations put terms and conditions upon what kind of LGBT individuals we should tolerate and accept.

Still, he believes the class action faces "a bit of a challenge," since the online dating site put terms of use for their service in place that he described as "decidedly consumer unfriendly," and which "completely covered their butt".

In putting terms, the United States faces a 20-foot sidehill slider if it is to reverse recent trends.

Putting term limits on The Supreme Court as an amendment is not a new idea.

"You cannot put modern terms to old history," he said.

"It's too devastating to put into terms of profit and loss".

Eschmeyer's agent, Mark Bartelstein, had put the terms earlier this month at about six years and $20 million.

To say 14 on the Stimpmeter is hard to put into terms.

This can be put in terms of liberty the liberty to become and to do what one pleases.