Sentence examples for terms drawn up from inspiring English sources

Glenda Jackson even suggested that, on the specific personal terms drawn up by the MP for Hampstead and Kilburn, Thatcher didn't qualify as a woman.

And the House should reclaim the power, which its Victorian predecessors wielded, to establish commissions of inquiry on matters of high national concern with a chair, membership and terms of reference drawn up by parliament rather than No 10, and reporting to parliament for decisions on their reports.

The forms from these neutral sources include typical terms and agreements drawn up by a group of investors, entrepreneurs, counsel and advisers.

Our mandate This report takes the form of an evaluation of the Child Protection Units located in local authority structures in Albania and follows the requirements of the Terms of Reference drawn up by UNICEF and ADC.

They are now reviewing a long-term refinancing package drawn up by Credit Suisse First Boston.

Mrs Clinton also recommended that a short term deal be drawn up between Sudan and South Sudan, which could then be consolidated over time.

Notably, he said that Compass is in a position where it didn't need to raise — words that must be some of the most welcome ones that any investor hears as the term sheets are drawn up — but "this latest round of funding gets us steps closer, faster".

Hugo Chavez has a six-year presidential term, a new Constitution drawn up to his specifications and a sweeping majority in the National Assembly.

In the longer term, the UN Development Programme has drawn up plans for an ambitious recasting of coconut farming that could make it more sustainable.

Instead of brandishing the peril of colonisation, viable, long-term policies must be drawn up – in opposition to the narrow focus on upcoming elections.

Many of the protesters – who publically celebrated when it briefly appeared there had been a successful coup – claim that the president cannot seek a third term under the constitution drawn up in 2005.