Sentence examples for terms are set from inspiring English sources
Voluntary redundancy terms are set to be agreed with unions in the coming weeks.
If confirmed by the Senate, they will succeed commissioners whose terms are set to expire.
(In Uruguay, presidential terms are set by the constitution at five years and must be non-consecutive).
Mr. Chlapowski, the chief executive, said he expected the offering to be bought in its entirety by banks led by Credit Suisse once the terms are set.
"Benefit rates for April in cash terms are set in the Social Security Benefits Up-Rating Ordue, due to be published in December.
"We think this statement is most relevant for Lloyds TSB and HBOS where terms were set on the basis the proposed merger went ahead.
ALMATY, Kazakhstan, Oct. 26 - International oil companies are balking at tougher financial terms being set by the government of Kazakhstan, one of the few countries where major discoveries may still be made.
Sentencing for Mrs. Bost, who was Irvington's mayor for two terms, was set for Sept. 8. Her attorneys, Raymond A. Brown and Alan Bowman, indicated in court that they would ask the judge to consider probation.
The requirement, in general terms, was set by Congress, but the board's specific proposal cannot go into effect without the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which reviews its major rules and enforcement actions.
The weight decay parameter and sparsity penalty terms were set to zero.
