Sentence examples for terms set out in from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The EFA warned that if DAT failed to comply with the terms set out in the notice, education secretary Nicky Morgan could terminate the funding agreement.

The NT previously narrowly rejected a proposal to become a state according to the terms set out in a referendum in 1998.

The statement from the office of the new prime minister, Antonis Samaras of the conservative New Democracy party, said the government would serve the full four-year term set out in the Greek Constitution.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Greece's young people voted against the harsh bailout terms set out by creditors in Sunday's referendum, voting in favour of no – or Oxi – by around 2 to 1.

Understood in terms set out above, this "cheap substitute for haecceitism" entails Possibility Haecceitism yet rejects World Haecceitism.

However, should the prime minister continue to refuse to participate in a head to head televised debate, the first minister will indeed agree in principle to debate with Alistair Darling or another no campaign nominee, in the terms set out by your letter of 18 June, on a date shortly after the Commonwealth games have taken place.

As soon as the seller receives the LC advice it is vital that this document is examined to both ensure that the terms are as set out in the proforma invoice or contract of sale and also that any additional terms (such as the deadline for presentation of documents) can be complied with.