Sentence examples for the present terms from inspiring English sources

But until they are agreed, he says, the new government will stick to the present terms.

He has already pre-ordained his intended outcome, namely continued membership of the EU on something very close to the present terms.

To reach even this decision has taken two years of wrangling, during which Ford, General Motors, Daewoo, Peugeot and Fiat have entered the Indian market, while Honda and Hyundai are revving up to do so.Suzuki would like to move faster, but not on the present terms.

"It is of great regret to the commission that the UCI, Wada and Usada have not been able to reach agreement to a truth and reconciliation process, and that Wada, Usada and CCN have indicated they do not wish to participate in the inquiry on the present terms of reference," said a UCIIC statement.

When he proposed to describe a racial discrimination case in which he cast the deciding vote as "perhaps the most excruciatingly difficult case of the present term," the chief justice offered some strong advice.

Of the thousands of petitions for certiorari they have considered thus far during the present term, which began in October, the justices have agreed to hear only 69.

According to the Venezuelan constitution, if he were to die before that date, Maduro would finish the present term and then the President of Congress, Diosdado Cabello, would assume the presidency and call elections within thirty days.

Trimming this executive largesse became essential when in 2010 the incoming coalition froze the licence fee at £145.50, which meant cutting the budget by 16% until the present term of the BBC's royal charter, renewable every 10 years, runs out at the end of 2016.

It must be taken into account that the presented terms and definitions are work in progress and may have changed during the course of the analysis.

Based on data acquired from the patients' ratings the presented terms were analyzed concerning their interindividual congruency, intraindividual stability across time and distinguishability of adjacent terms.

After extensive consultation, the commission reported that while whites, coloureds and Asians were largely in favour of the presented terms, most blacks rejected them.