Sentence examples for settled the terms from inspiring English sources

A 1977 amnesty law settled the terms in writing.

Between 2.10am and 5.12am on the 1,560th day of conflict, a final bleary-eyed session in Foch's dining-car had settled the terms of the armistice and of the German capitulation.

See articleRival Palestinian parties, meanwhile, continued to argue over the interpretation of their agreement signed earlier this month in Mecca, where they were supposed to have settled the terms of a national unity government.The UN Security Council authorised the African Union to send peacekeepers for six months to Somalia, where Islamists were routed last month by troops from Ethiopia.

"At dawn, Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker settled the terms of the UK's divorce and paved the way for a discussion on the future of the relations between the UK and the EU," the paper said, calling it "crucial progress for the political future" of Mrs May.

Tam was foremost in settling the terms from the Jewish side.

The family courts will now settle the terms of the black father's role in helping raise the twins.

In dividing towns, the legislature may settle the terms and conditions on which the division shall be made.

It took another six days of high-wire diplomacy to settle the terms for Russia's involvement in Kosovo.

Usually the worker himself settles the terms of his release (though sometimes a new employer "buys out" a contract), but settle he must.

One official dismissed British attempts to move the discussion to the future trading relationship without first settling the terms of divorce.

In spite of premature reports in the German press, it is unlikely that this week's European council summit will settle the terms of Brexit.