Sentence examples for terms establishing from inspiring English sources

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.

"It is not at all clear to me that AOL's incentive to do this is changed by this proposed merger with Netscape". He noted that America Online officials had said their need to be among the on-line services featured in Windows forced them to accept Microsoft terms -- establishing Internet Explorer as the default choice.

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.

Snap could tap its credit facility from its IPO underwriters, with terms established back when it had much more momentum.

Payments for housing are made to the Office of the Bursar, in accordance with terms established by that office.

For this research the terms established by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)—relief, early recovery, recovery, and development phases were adopted (UNDP 2008).

The sector has been further squeezed by established banks reaching downmarket and restrictions on loan terms established by the country's Law on Microcredit Organizations.

Unfortunately, most exes –and yes, it's typically ex-husbands –don't honor the financial terms established in their divorce settlement agreements.