Sentence examples for upon what terms from inspiring English sources
The general authority to makes contracts normally includes the power to choose with whom and upon what terms the contracts will be made.
Granted the equal freedom of both parties to the contract of employment, has not each party the right to stipulate upon what terms only he will consent to the inception, or to the continuance, of that relationship?
And the best procedure for identifying what terms would be settled upon is to require antecedent negotiation and consent when antecedent negotiation and consent is feasible.
But the incidence works in opposite directions dependent upon what the terms are of that welfare.
The tribute paid to Mr. HOWE is arranged upon what is termed a "sliding scale," so that the fee for each machine diminishes in proportion as the number sold for the year increases.
Its understanding is founded upon what anthropologist Gregory Bateson termed a 'cybernetic epistemological' worldview: an entangled reality of interacting embodied minds of which the observer is inextricably and explicitly a part.
The Geneva document stipulates that the final settlement would have a "specific long-term duration to be agreed upon". What constitutes a "long-term duration" is likely to be a subject of much contention, with the Iranians pressing for little time and U.S. officials insisting on a longer period.
Indeed it is a chance to reflect upon what the charter represents in terms of promoting social and economic progress, fundamental human rights and tolerance, and peace and security throughout the world.
