Sentence examples for terms decided from inspiring English sources

"The most important thing is getting the best deal for Britain, and we can't have the guiding principles and terms decided behind closed doors".

We adhere to the view then expressed, and might rest the present case there, not because that case in terms decided the constitutional question, for it did not, but because the conclusion there reached as to the essential nature of a stock dividend necessarily prevents its being regarded as income in any true sense.

Terms decided to do the piece for sure when he realized Kaepernick's jersey bore the artist's favorite number.

When his thumbs heal, Eddie agrees to Bert's terms, deciding that a "twenty-five percent slice of something big is better than a hundred percent slice of nothing".

Selection of search terms typically involves an information specialist who iteratively modifies an initial list of selected terms, deciding how they are ordered and perhaps expanded, in consultation with the review team.

The beauty of having a dream, is that you can always determine and live your life on your terms, deciding whether you are going in the correct direction or not.

Obama, like his challenger Mitt Romney, rarely mentioned climate change on the campaign trail, and the White House, early in his first term, decided to focus its messaging on green jobs and clean energy instead of global warming.

Upon his accession Chamberlain considered calling a general election, but with three and a half years remaining in the then current Parliament's term decided to wait.

Some close to Minyard speculated that the coroner, who recently won re-election to his 10th term, decided to postpone his determination in the case until after the election -- something Minyard denies.

In the long term, deciding to study the subject of your choice is generally more beneficial.

Mr. Edwards served one term, deciding to run for president in 2004 rather than for re-election to the Senate.