Sentence examples for settled on terms from inspiring English sources

They also apparently settled on terms for a prisoner swap.

The same day her action against the Daily Mail had been settled – on terms not to be disclosed.

We don't want this conflict to continue but we want it settled on terms that are acceptable to us.

On Oct. 31, the case was settled on terms that pleased the synagogue, Mr. Kaplan said, although under the settlement, he added, he was barred from discussing it.

Having finally brought a fraud suit against Putnam Investments, the S.E.C. was in a position to set a standard for future prosecutions; sure enough, it quickly settled on terms that amount to a gentle slap on the wrist.

Mr. Gray, who maintains close connections to senior officials in the new administration, predicted that the case would ultimately be settled on terms far less onerous for Microsoft than a breakup because of the White House's commitment to less regulation.

The two men settled on the term "interceptor", creating a new Army classification for fighters, not a new mission.

The alternative approach could have allowed drivers to dictate terms through elected leaders, rather than leave it to a small number of union officials to settle on terms with the company.

During the crisis of the long march, Ahmed said, the military "would have been given a pretext to intervene," if only by forcing the antagonists to settle on terms of its own devising.

Many Justice Department officials fear that the department, under John Ashcroft, George W. Bush's designated attorney general, may back away from the case and try to settle on terms far more favorable to Microsoft than the present administration would have accepted.

CARDINAL HEALTH, Dublin, Ohio, the drug wholesaler, said it had reached a fee-based agreement to distribute medicines for Eisai Co., Tokyo, a drug maker, less than a week after saying service would stop because the two sides could not settle on terms.