Sentence examples for upon terms from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hale is prepared to resign "upon terms to be fairly negotiated," her lawyer, Mike Gaynor, said in an e-mail message to news outlets.

There are still no mutually agreed upon terms of what types of cyber-attacks would be considered a use of force or what constitutes a legitimate target.

In saying last night that the merger deal was dead, Northeast Utilities said that Con Ed had told it earlier in the day that "it was not willing to close the parties' pending merger on the previously agreed upon terms".

Second, the essay argued against what he called the dogma of reductionism, or "the belief," as he put it, "that each meaningful statement is equivalent to some logical construct upon terms which refer to immediate experience".

To preserve secrecy, it was necessary to bypass discussion and ratification by the French Parliament, the alliance being formalized through an exchange of letters (Dec. 27, 1893 Jan. 4, 1894) that accepted the previously agreed upon terms.

It then allocates revenue generated from sales of a game, say, to the service provider, the content developer and Cellmania, according to agreed upon terms.

"DreamWorks has demanded material changes to previously agreed-upon terms," the statement read in part.

United Rentals, in a statement late yesterday, said again that it "stands ready to complete the merger transaction on the agreed-upon terms".

"Many binders aren't legally binding," Mr. Grossman said, explaining that a binder that contains the agreed-upon terms of the deal but which explicitly contemplates the later execution of mutually binding contracts, would generally not be enforceable.

Mr. Carey, who was appointed by Gov. George E. Pataki to run the authority, says there is no question that Battery Park City has lived up to the agreed-upon terms by delivering the money for housing.

We also proposed steps to ensure Russia's confidence that the U.S. system is in fact limited and deployed within the bounds of the agreed-upon terms of the amended ABM treaty.