Sentence examples for stating the terms from inspiring English sources

The firm's first project is to design a set of licenses stating the terms under which a given work can be copied and used by others.

But efforts to draft a document stating the terms of China's membership foundered early this year on differences between the United States and China over the degree to which China will be allowed to use subsidies to support its farmers.

Before the start of each renewal, you will be sent a reminder notice stating the term and rate then in effect.

Gene states the terms of the contract: "We would keep him, raise him.

Ms. Bush declined to state the terms of the agreement until after the vote.

But, having stated the terms of my resistance, I have to admit that I capitulated soon enough.

The solo part, played with absolute engagement by Guy Johnston, gives introspective voice to the composer's dilemmas, while the orchestra, here the BBC Symphony under Sakari Oramo, states the terms.

Zwingli was obliged to state the terms of the armistice.

This contract will state the terms of the Referral Program, including, the referral fee, the length of the program, and how you will pay the referrer.

As David Clunie rightly states, the term "structured reporting" means different things to different people.

Unless otherwise stated, the term "unit" refers to "nursing unit".