The Senate bill jettisons standards for care so thoroughly that, under its terms, it isn't clear what it would even mean to be covered.
A spokesman for the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office said: "The JCIO has replied to the three PCCs' letter, giving the reasons why it is unable under its terms of reference to investigate complaints about sentencing".
Under its terms, the Guardian was prevented from publishing a certain document: it was also banned from revealing that Trafigura had been to court to obtain an injunction.
Under its terms, he has no possibility of parole.
You rule to get the law right under its terms.
Under its terms, an additional 36 million Americans would be given health coverage.
Under its terms, Turkey agreed to stop asylum seekers from crossing, by sea, to Lesvos.
Under its terms, Enron would pay $310 million in early May.
"Under its terms, the grievance has been resolved and the Knicks have requested waivers on Stephon.
Under its terms, both sides would cease all activities pertaining to abortion itself.
Under its terms, he has the possibility of earning as much as $200 million.
