Sentence examples for set terms for from inspiring English sources

Yet the settlement set terms for all authors, unless they specifically notified Google that they were opting out.

But they want to set terms for their relationship with Time Warner before its merger with America Online receives government approval and it becomes even more powerful.

Secretary Powell promised to send an envoy to seek a cease-fire and set terms for the creation of a "viable" Palestinian state.

It was Mr. Kiriyenko who set terms for the coming auction of the state-owned Rosneft oil company that were not in Mr. Berezovsky's favor.

The treaty assigned territories to each tribe throughout the northern Great Plains and set terms for the building of forts and roads within the region.

In March, it set terms for a multibillion-dollar Islamic bond, which gives investors a return while complying with the Muslim prohibition of interest.

Also sometimes discussed is the idea of a set term for popes, say 10, 12, or 15 years.

They agreed to continue negotiations on setting terms for the cease-fire.

Typically the IMF sets terms for all policymakers in a programme country.

The contract sets terms for the purchase of bottled beverages by the UC Berkeley Beverage Alliance, made up of Cal Dining, Residential and Student Service Programs, Cal Athletics, ASUC Auxiliary and Recreational Sports.

Of still greater importance will be setting terms for a comprehensive settlement that will decisively diminish the risk of an Iranian nuclear breakout.