Under the terms laid down in its constitution, the organization is not and never has been involved in forcible deportations.
But the E.C.B. was telling Greece that it needed to agree to the terms laid down by Brussels and Berlin.
(Loved? Demanded.... Loved as the defeated come to love the symbols of their conquerors. A gesture of acceptance, of terms laid down and reluctantly approved)..
(Loved? Demanded.... Loved as the defeated come to love the symbols of their conquerors. A gesture of acceptance, of terms laid down and reluctantly approved)...
A spokesman for Sky News refused to comment on the broadcaster's decision to agree to the terms laid down by Clarence House.
The university, with no experience building in New York, recoiled at meeting terms laid down by the city after its proposal was submitted, while Cornell, with extensive experience in the city — its medical school is in Manhattan — expected such negotiations.
One of the concerns about the stalled effort to produce a protection force is that, under the terms laid down by the agency's electoral division head, Carina Perelli, voter registration across the country should begin in September.
But gradually more countries have come to accept the idea that incarceration under terms laid down by the state is one of the things which the private sector might do more efficiently.First the concept spread through the English-speaking world.
Now, it will be up to Mr Mandelson, as Britain's top competition regulator, to decide whether to allow the marketing alliance to go ahead on the terms laid down by Mr Van Miert. Whendoing so, however, Mr Mandelson would do well also to consider how slots should be allocated in future.
GENEVA — Despite Syria's cooperation with stringent terms laid down by the United States and Russia for the destruction of its chemical weapons, a request from Syria to convert some of the facilities used in that program to other activities failed Friday to win the approval of the international chemical weapons watchdog.
