Sentence examples for terms sets from inspiring English sources

The curator decides the terms, sets the tone, and selects the works to be displayed.

SOTOMAYOR: The Constitution, by its terms, sets forth the powers and limits of each branch of government.

The way the father/son relationship is portrayed in such stark, unforgiving terms sets up a story that plays with your emotions magnificently.

"Lengthening terms sets up some sort of crony system where things get stagnant and politicians get too chummy with all the people they work with.

"Science fiction, in simplest terms, sets you free," said Ralph Osterhout, chief executive of the Osterhout Design Group, which builds augmented reality glasses.

For Dungʼs model of abstract argumentation under preferred semantics, argumentation frameworks may have several distinct preferred extensions: i.e., in informal terms, sets of acceptable arguments.

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.

Private loans have specific repayment terms set by the financial institution.

"But it's changing according to Cuban terms" — or at least according to terms set by the communist government.