Sentence examples similar to setting forth the terms from inspiring English sources

Weinstein said the contract only set forth the terms of its ballpark advertising.

He said the proprietary lease often sets forth the terms and conditions for using the roof of the building.

It's time for a real peace process that can set forth the terms of peaceful democratic change.

The Founders set forth the terms of America's dominion over its colonies under Article Four of the Constitution -- aptly known as the Territories Clause -- and directed that full plenary power and responsibility over America's territories was to be vested in Congress.

The letter set forth the new account terms, but it left out that customers could avoid the fees by converting their accounts to the free ones the bank has advertised.

On Page 36 of the report, the disclaimer begins, "This report sets forth the information required by the terms of Oliver Wyman's engagement by Sifma and is prepared in the form expressly required thereby".

Article II of the Constitution regarding the executive branch, as modified by later amendments, creates the vice presidency and sets forth the manner of election, qualifications, term and succession responsibilities of the vice president.

"Conclusions" section sets forth the conclusions.

The budget shall set forth the estimated.

shall also set forth the indebtedness and contingent.

It also set forth the direction of my life.