Sentence examples for terms laid down from inspiring English sources

But the E.C.B. was telling Greece that it needed to agree to the terms laid down by Brussels and Berlin.

Under the terms laid down in its constitution, the organization is not and never has been involved in forcible deportations.

(Loved? Demanded.... Loved as the defeated come to love the symbols of their conquerors. A gesture of acceptance, of terms laid down and reluctantly approved)..

The parents' group is obtaining the 60 enrollments for next September, which was one of the terms laid down by the trustees for continuing the school.

(Loved? Demanded.... Loved as the defeated come to love the symbols of their conquerors. A gesture of acceptance, of terms laid down and reluctantly approved)...

A spokesman for Sky News refused to comment on the broadcaster's decision to agree to the terms laid down by Clarence House.

Wim Duisenberg, a Dutchman, will be its first president, but the French insisted he should step down "voluntarily", probably half-way through the eight-year term laid down in the EU's Maastricht treaty.

I'm scratching my head over what might be the difference between the onerous terms Apple laid down in February and the terms under which Condé Nast will finally allow App Store customers to subscribe at non-ridiculous rates.

It does not pay more than superficial deference to the terms of trade laid down by the last government.

For five hours, in two sessions this morning and afternoon, the British Cabinet considered the terms for peace laid down by Herr Hitler when Mr. Chamberlain paid his flying visit to Berchtesgaden.

1.3 Any terms of business laid down by the Customer which diverge from these T&shall not apply.