Sentence examples for the terms which from inspiring English sources

CBS agreed to the terms, which were completed on Wednesday.

He opposed European Union accession, at least on the terms which Poland agreed to.

But it is likely to take longer because lawyers have not scrutinized the terms, which are likely to be complicated.

The second entity, not quite under the author's control, comes to set the terms which make possible the first entity.

The terms, which union members must ratify, are similar to those accepted by union officials for firefighters and sanitation workers.

But much still depends on negotiations with Greece over the terms, which could conclude by the end of this week.

Some years back, leafing through a pocket Gaelic dictionary, he began looking for phonetic equivalents of the terms, which English dictionaries described as having "unknown origin".

The publisher refused the terms, which would have seen them receive just 80p on an ebook selling for £10 on Amazon's UK website.

Welcome to the website terms and conditions of use (the Terms) which apply to the Expert Traveller website at www.thetimes.co.uk/expert-traveller/ (the Website).

An algorithm was designed which assigns ions to clusters and then calculates all the terms which contribute to ionic conductivity.

Instead, by pressing save on a new listing, they are de facto attesting to the fact that they agree with the terms, which are a hyperlink away.