Sentence examples for sets terms for from inspiring English sources

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

The security agreement would replace a United Nations resolution, which expires on Dec. 31, that authorizes the operations of American troops in Iraq and sets terms for their conduct in the country.

The Justice Department is interested in how Apple sets terms for media companies because it wants to make sure they have a shot to innovate on the iPad and Apple's other platforms.

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

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.

If Britain left the EU, the 26 other countries would set terms for free access to their market (including a big contribution to their budget).

There are no set terms for jurors, who become part of the jury by invitation and step down when they wish.

Even though it handled less than 1% of the cheese sold in America, its prices were used to set terms for private contracts throughout the land.