Sentence examples for rules the terms from inspiring English sources

The site incorporates all the producer's "business rules"—the terms and conditions under which it wants its goods to be sold by each of its resellers.

For all the rules, the terms may change once Present-elect Barack Obama assumes office.

"Airlines establish the rules, the terms, the value, expiration dates, and the sales pitches".

"Airlines establish the rules, the terms, the value, expiration dates and the sales pitches," he wrote.

Campaigners for transparency over West Ham United's move to the Olympic Stadium have scored a major victory after the information commissioner ruled the terms of the deal should be made public, the Guardian can reveal.

The ad hoc group concluded he had violated ethical rules and the terms of his own contract.

"Twitter reserves the right to immediately terminate your account without further notice in the event that, in its judgment, you violate these rules or the terms of service".

Most of the rules governing the terms by which land was held were developed in local lord's courts, which were held to manage the estates of the lord's immediate tenants.

The new speaker, Bronwyn Bishop, demurred and ruled the term parliamentary.

Oh, about the voucher thing: In his debate with Vice President Biden, Mr. Ryan was actually the first one to mention vouchers, attempting to rule the term out of bounds.

Earlier on Wednesday, Labor moved a motion of dissent against the new speaker after she ruled the term "Electricity Bill" – a nickname the Coalition has bestowed on the opposition leader, Bill Shorten – appropriate parliamentary language.