Sentence examples for terms established from inspiring English sources

Convergence under the terms established by the Maastricht Treaty does not eliminate the asymmetries.

His daughter Anna Richards Brewster, who described her father in loving terms, established herself as a painter in London.

The Committee anticipates that the "terms" established by the Commission shall include provisions as to acceptable methods of payment of royalties by public broadcasting entities to copyright owners.

For the purpose of increasing timely and efficient access to records described in paragraph (2), the Administrator may allow, under terms established by the Administrator, an individual designated by an air carrier to have electronic access to the database.

at the election of the consumer, by a third party escrow agent in accordance with terms established in a written agreement signed by the consumer, the creditor, and the contractor before the date of payment.

Upon his accession in 367 he made peace with Carthage on the same unfavourable terms established after his father's defeat in the third war with Carthage (383 c. 375).

For example, he retired after two terms, establishing a tradition maintained until 1940.

At the hearing investors will seek to overturn a January court decision on the terms establishing the government's shareholder compensation scheme.

IL-6 tended to be lower in the long-term established RCC lines compared to the short-term established RCC lines.

China and Russia had argued that the term established a pretext for sanctions, which they both oppose.

The difficulty for Labor is the problem all long-term established governments face: how to renew in office.