Sentence examples for terms in principle from inspiring English sources

But, with the manager retaining the support of the club hierarchy after this week's review, Milner subsequently agreed to Liverpool's terms in principle.

The Argentina striker has agreed personal terms in principle on a four-year contract at Arsenal and is poised to become their marquee signing of the summer.

A spokeman for the Cubs said Cey has agreed to terms in principle to a five-year contract but no other terms were disclosed.

The order came four days after the judge, during a closed-door session with the various sides, expressed frustration that they had not been able to settle disputes over copyright control and profits from the show in spite of coming to terms in principle in August.

According to two people who attended the closed-door session with Judge Katherine B. Forrest, of Federal District Court in Manhattan, she expressed frustration that an agreement had not been completed in spite of the parties' coming to terms in principle in August.

On Monday the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported that Jović's agent had already agreed terms, in principle, with Barcelona for a potential summer transfer.

But the term "in principle" is the difficult one.

The actual framework that has been developed is one for the prioritization of places for biodiversity value[21] and the formulation of management plans for the long-term (in principle, infinite) survival of the biological entities of interest.

(By contrast, Aristotle's logic had been a logic of terms, where subject and predicate terms were in principle interchangeable).

Generally, our work is based on the assumption that terms can in principle be found in text and that the web is representative for a domain to be modelled by the ontology.

Figure 3 shows selected GOSlim terms in the principle categories of cellular component and biological process that are enriched and depleted among transcripts induced in the dark relative to the light.