Sentence examples for under reasonable terms from inspiring English sources

Not every outfit is capable of growing volume, at least not under reasonable terms.

Notice that our main objective is to validate the proposed technique considering a realistic scenario while, at the same time, keeping its complexity under reasonable terms, hence simplifying the validation process and facilitating the comprehension of the results.

Both the transfer documents and the grant provisions require that the airport be made available for public use under reasonable terms and without unjust discrimination to all types, kinds and classes of aviation-related activities.

It would be beneficial to America, China and Taiwan to see Beijing admitted to the World Trade Organization under the reasonable terms negotiated last year.

Another provision of the bankruptcy code – Section 328 – does allow for retention of professionals under "any reasonable terms and conditions of employment".

Could there be a clearer message from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's obstinacy regarding settlements that Israel is not interested in peace under any reasonable terms?

Under such reasonable terms and conditions as the Attorney General shall prescribe, documentary material while in the possession of the custodian shall be available for examination by the person who produced such material or any duly authorized representatives of such person.

The injunction requests had also sparked an antitrust investigation from the European Union into whether or not Samsung was in violation of standard-essential patent licensing agreements, which require that holders of said patents provide them to competitors under fair and reasonable terms.

Sharing Data with Travel Industry: With ITA's data and technology powering popular Internet airline-ticket search and booking sites,the settlement will require Google to provide ITA's services to competitors under "fair and reasonable terms".

Under British regulations, Sky is obliged to offer "fair and reasonable terms" for broadcasters like the BBC that use its digital platform.

In addition, policy makers under Presidents Bush and Obama had agreed that a financial rescue, on reasonable terms, was needed to help the banks rebuild their capital positions.