Sentence examples for terms dictating from inspiring English sources

One person familiar with MoBo's finances indicated that corporate records show that Williams agreed to a low-interest loan, with terms dictating that the corporation would make no payments for three years but would return the $70,000 by 2015.

Communities are not agreeing to the terms dictated by teams that want new ballparks.

The paper printed an apology, in terms dictated by the pueblo.

But not on terms dictated by a leadership that seeks to undermine and overturn democratic values.

The ceasefire terms dictate all future arrangements on troops, territory and borders must be agreed by Georgia and Russia.

People are occasionally allowed into the professional planner's world, but in highly mediated terms dictated by the profession".

In fact, this wasn't the case: all Greece had done was to challenge the absurd terms dictated by Frontex.

Will Britain enter into a ruinous war or submit to humiliating and most likely temporary peace on terms dictated by Hitler?

These terms were not Israeli terms; these were the terms dictated and demanded by Hamas, an organization dedicated to the destruction of Israel and annihilation of Jews.

"Personal attacks and undermining, un-Australian behaviour towards myself and my team, [have] been ongoing and terms dictated to the team".

As a person responding to a bully, Ryan had held her own: she had complied with the terms dictated, but she had not let herself be humiliated.