Sentence examples for terms set forth in from inspiring English sources
In this event, Affiliate agrees to enter into an agreement on terms substantially similar to the terms set forth in the Notice.
A future is a derivative contract that promises to deliver a specified good, instrument, or cash during a set future month known as the delivery month under the terms set forth in the futures contract.
In our approach, applications can request QoS, and react and repair to violations of the terms set forth in contracts or in expected delivery parameters, such as bandwidth or frame rate.
The Notice shall certify that Affiliate has received a firm offer from the prospective purchaser(s) and in good faith believes a binding agreement for the sale is obtainable on the terms set forth in the Notice.
Accordingly, 3PAR notified Dell of its intention to terminate its merger agreement with Dell immediately following the expiration of the three business day period contemplated by, and the satisfaction of the other conditions set forth in, its merger agreement with Dell in order to enter into a merger agreement with HP on the terms set forth in HP's revised acquisition proposal.
In truth, some of the allegations the investors are bringing against Schiffer might be complicated by the terms set forth in the operating agreement signed by both sides.
Prosecutors have called his cooperation "groundbreaking by any measure," and filed the 122-page document to seek a more lenient sentence than the mandatory life term set forth in the advisory sentencing guidelines.
Bailout recipients should do the same, or at least sign contracts agreeing to spend the money in accordance with terms set forth by the Treasury and to refrain from certain types of expenditures during these troubled times.
Delegates passed a resolution to accept the terms set forth by the Congress.
Check that you agree if you are OK with the terms set forth by the program and click "Accept & Install".
In all these circumstances, you're told that you must agree to dozens of terms and conditions, set forth in technical verbiage and tiny print.
