Sentence examples for terms to the from inspiring English sources

You can't have the army dictating terms to the government.

The Minerals Council of Australia has attacked the Adani decision in similar terms to the government.

And through growing political clout, the food-processing industry also increasingly dictates terms to the taxpayer.

Clients, in turn, say it's not for them to dictate terms to the private contractor.

He lived life on his own terms to the very end.

Bail was agreed – with him suggesting terms to the non-technical solicitors and judge.

Michael's sentence was almost equivalent, in psychological terms, to the whole of his life.

The town is also relatively close (in Texas terms) to the beautiful 8,000ft Davis mountains.

He'd dictate the Lib Dems' terms to the Tories or (better and more likely) Labour!

And national governments, which often dictate terms to the commission, should play their part.

Both have lost, at least for now, their old habit of dictating terms to the government.