Sentence examples for terms set from inspiring English sources

These are the terms set nationally for fees, loans and grants.

The department did not even follow the terms set out in its policy documents.

We have to act within the terms set out in resolution 1441.

Many campaigners are thus suspicious of reformist approaches that accept the terms set by the mainstream investment industry.

A4e's average success rate across the country was 3.5%, 2% below the minimum contract terms set by the government.

I'd like to ask for your public support in backing the budget terms set out this week.

Such generous terms set "a precedent that I would prefer not to have," Mr. Mas-Colell said.

Nigel Farage has said he does not back bombing Syria on the "current terms" set out by the Prime Minister.

Putting these issues aside, strategic parternships with single firms make little sense even in the terms set out in Realising Our Potential.

General We intend to rely on the written terms set out in these terms and conditions for the subscription service that we provide to you.

Recall the terms set in February, when Mr. Libeskind was chosen to help the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation design a master plan.