Sentence examples for terms of republic from inspiring English sources

The MFR was returned to UPLB three years later under the terms of Republic Act 6967.

In terms of revenue, Stream Republic will charge a one-off fee – around €1,000 for set up and full customisation – and charge a monthly fee to artists/bands/labels. There's also the opportunity to sell tracks via iTunes, along with concert tickets and merchandise.

One thing to notice is the North's use of the term Republic of Korea (ROK) last week (reported by Hankyoreh), to refer to the South.

According to the terms of the treaties, the new republic would not participate in a political or economic union with any other state, nor would it be subject to partition.

So there are two ends of the seesaw, clearly, in terms of what the obligations of a republic are to the religious beliefs of its citizens.

Mr Robinson said: "I see that as being helpful when we're dealing with issues relating to north-south matters and we will be happy to engage, in terms of bi-laterals, with the Irish Republic on those matters.

GDP only began to rise in 1996; the country was the faster-recovering former Soviet republic in the terms of its economy.

With a population of ≈115 million pigs, Canada and the United States combined are second only to the People's Republic of China in terms of swine production.

I must prosecute people who violate the law.... I'd like to be loved by my people, but I'm going for the long term; I want to go for the long-term benefit of this republic rather than short-term love".

Estimated returns in terms of employment range from 2.4% points in Indonesia to 14% points in the Slovak Republic and Spain.

Under the terms of the confederation with Syria & Libya, what was the United Arab Republic officially becomes the United Egyptian Republic.