Sentence examples for the terms governing from inspiring English sources

But until recently, the terms governing their work, like most other matters within universities, were largely determined by university officials.

As part of the request, the company wants creditors to adjust some of the terms governing its loan agreements, Kmart said.

How much money China Mobile will eventually make depends partly on regulators, who can control the terms governing network access and the number of carriers.

In addition, since the terms governing the preferred stock did not specify that Emmis could take these steps, Delaware would probably impose a higher standard.

After four years' negotiation, the Beatles had agreed — or appeared to have — on the terms governing their formal split, and a meeting had been arranged at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan on Dec. 19.

In finding that the transaction passes muster under the Senate's rules governing book deals, the committee essentially supported Mrs. Clinton's contention that both her auction of the book to the highest bidder and the terms governing her advance payments conformed to "usual and customary" publishing practice, the Senate's standard for assessing members' book agreements.

The meaning of 'child' is not shifting because the first occurrence of the term governs all the subsequent clauses (thanks to 'too'too

"The Committee effectively stamped its control over the Full Report when it wrote the terms of the Letter," wrote U.S. Senior Circuit Judge Harry Edwards Friday, concluding that those terms governed the report's lengthy process of revisions and approval by the two government branches in the years that followed.

In the simplified case used here, the off-diagonal terms (governing interaction between material directions) are ignored giving the version of the Tsai and Wu (1971) failure criterion presented in Eqs.

The method determines all of the effective 'source terms' governing Q.

After the two sides worked out terms governing the initial $300,000 seed investment, Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith walked out of the Draper Fisher Jurvetson offices with a $50,000 bridge check and quit their day jobs.