Sentence examples for terms to which from inspiring English sources

"At one stage it looked as if the US was going to produce its own set of terms to which both sides could add their reservations.

Couture is, to put it in the kind of crude terms to which the houses themselves would never stoop, around 100 times as expensive as ready to wear.

Despite our repeated efforts to address and resolve these issues amicably both before and after his departure, Leslie has chosen to take this route in an attempt to set aside contract terms to which he previously agreed on multiple occasions.

All other Supreme Court justices are appointed by the president upon the recommendation of the chief justice; they serve six-year terms, to which they may be reappointed, and the retirement age is 65.

The terms, to which Hideyori agreed, allowed the outer ring of moats protecting the castle to be filled in and the outer perimeter of barricades to be torn down.

"Realizing that it had repeatedly breached its Agreement with Olbermann, and unwilling to operate under the terms to which it had agreed, Current decided to end the relationship with Olbermann by making up breaches that it alleged were committed by Olbermann".

The court suspended the two-year jail term to which Mr. Kim, 39, was sentenced and fined him $167,000.

He stood down as president without seeking the third term to which the constitution entitled him, in order to help foster the growth of democratic institutions.

Even some top Republicans privately said they were unsure whether the governor would be able to serve out his third term, to which he was elected last year.

The corporate veil is a legal term to which lawyers often make recourse in their attempt to pin liability on the parent companies of major corporations.

Had he served the term to which he was elected in 2000, we would have had no war in the Middle East.