Sentence examples for terms set for from inspiring English sources

Controversial terms set for the referendum by Brussels meant that the independence-seekers had to take 55% of the vote for the outcome to be recognised by the EU.

The prime minister, Lukas Papademos, warned before the vote that wages and pensions would go unpaid, hospitals and schools would be devoid of funding, banks would collapse and people's savings would be lost if the 300 MPs rejected the terms set for receipt of a €130bn bailout.

Fairholme's lawsuit filed in July claims that changes to the bailout terms set for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac unlawfully impair shareholder value.

For the fuzzy controller, the term sets for Ec, St, Ac, Nc, and Ad are defined as follows: Fig. 4 Membership functions for (a) effective capacity, Ec (b) service type, St (c) available capacity, Ac (d) admittance, Ad.

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

Names and descriptive terms set expectations for the attendees.

Sentencing for Mrs. Bost, who was Irvington's mayor for two terms, was set for Sept. 8. Her attorneys, Raymond A. Brown and Alan Bowman, indicated in court that they would ask the judge to consider probation.

"If there should be no doubting his desire to work collectively," writes MacCabe, "there can also be no doubt that the terms Godard set for collective work were entirely personal".

In what follows, we will frequently use the term "-regularising set" for a subset of (mathcal {L}(mathcal S'^* mathbb R^d),mathcal S^* mathbb R^d))).

Because Helm died so soon after taking office, a special election for the remainder of his term was set for August 1868.

We use the term 'probe set' for any such grouping of probes.