Sentence examples for setting terms from inspiring English sources

"And we will be setting terms".

We call it setting terms of reference.

Before the accession votes occur, some fine print -- setting terms of entry -- must still be approved.

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

"We're in a business meeting," he said, as if setting terms.

Crude oil fell as the United Nations Security Council discussed a proposal setting terms of Iraqi arms inspections.

A bill would also give ministers the power to intervene in setting term dates.

Introducing set terms and age limits was supposed to ensure smooth transitions.

Why would Treasury set terms on when it can appoint members of the board?

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

"It is working hard to set terms that are more favorable to its own cause".