Sentence examples for sets the term from inspiring English sources

Because, as Ari Freilich, a staff attorney with the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, put it: "The NRA sets the term of the debate".

But in the new world of financing, it is the lender who sets the terms.

This sets the terms for the fundamental policy argument of "The General Theory," ten years later.

If one vendor/format exclusively sets the terms, then everyone else has less bargaining power.

If it's two women, it's the senior one who sets the terms".

The security agreement sets the terms of the American occupation and envisions a complete troop pullout by the end of 2011.

Cruise selects the directors, approves the cast, and sets the terms of his own participation in the action.

"It won't work that Greece sets the terms and says 'everyone has to dance to our tune'.

–          Will they tag along only once another investor sets the terms?

Feldt explains, "Whoever sets the terms of the debate usually wins.

Nonetheless Habermas helpfully sets the terms of the discussion; he defines an ideal.