Sentence examples for under the specified terms from inspiring English sources
An airline that sells a ticket and a passenger who buys one enter into a contract of carriage that assumes that the airline, including the baggage handlers who work for it, has custody of the bag once it is checked, and is responsible for it under the specified terms of its liability agreement, until the passenger reclaims it.
These are contractual instruments that convey a right and/or obligation to buy or sell a commodity, like natural gas, at some item in the future for a specified price under specified terms and conditions.
By waiting it out under the watchful eye of the EU and ECB, Orbán finally benefited from the normal rotation of the bank's leadership as the governors and Monetary Council members reached the end of their specified terms.
Let's create a process to select a state song but limit the designation to a specified term.
Design loads for torsional strength assessment that give torsional response equivalent to the long-term predicted values of torsional response are investigated based on the torsional moments on several container ships under the specified dominant wave condition.
Union officials would not specify terms of the agreement.
Feedbroker lets content owners specify terms under which their content may be used and allows them to take payments on a pay-per-post basis, for instance.
We determined AMC mode switching levels of, in order to maximize the performance of the secondary link in terms of ASE and error performance under the specified packet error rate (PER) and average interference limit constraints.
The two, Wine.com, with offices in Napa and Palo Alto, Calif., and WineShopper.com of San Francisco, declined to specify terms.
Assuming the Nakagami- block-fading environment, we aim at maximizing the performance of secondary user's link in terms of average spectral efficiency (ASE) and error performance under the specified packet error rate (PER) and average interference limit constraints.
The statement included a threat that if Japan did not surrender under the terms specified in the Potsdam Declaration it would be subjected to "a rain of ruin from the air, the like of which has never been seen on earth".
