Sentence examples for terms under the from inspiring English sources

We agreed terms under the tree, it was done, in three minutes; handshake, contract will be sent".

Most of his major scores make their argument in abstract, nondescriptive terms, under the titles sonata, quartet, concerto, and symphony.

After this sale, the two companies are valued at roughly the same amount, just over £3bn, and therefore shareholders will be on equal terms under the merger.

In December, Mr. Putin, who is limited to two terms under the Russian Constitution, endorsed Mr. Medvedev, a first deputy prime minister and longtime aide.

The university claims in its statement that "academic freedom is a cornerstone of this university and is guaranteed in employment terms under the university's statutes".

His plan would affect not only future cases, but also most people who are already serving long prison terms under the most severe of the drug laws.

Second, international agreements can be effective at triggering long-term, under-the-radar changes in public norms and values.

According to the terms under which the commission functions, the sites of the arms dumps remain secret, as does the method of putting the weapons beyond use.

Politically, the reinstitution of a liberal regime changed the terms under which the Spanish government sought to engage the insurgents.

Mr. Miele wrote a letter to Mr. Bondi dated July 6 supporting the Putnam project and outlining the terms under which the city would pay for it.

For some time now, financial capital and the markets through which it flows have set the terms under which the real economy operates.