What are these terms?

Nevertheless, in practice these rights are not exercised on equal terms.

These ladies won't be on speaking terms with their husbands tomorrow.

These terms of reference do not exclude additional safeguards, depending on the mandates or circumstances

For the purposes of these Articles, these terms have the following meanings

These girls just needed a way to invite their fathers into their lives on their own terms.

In terms of the difficulty level of these puzzles.

Use of terms For the purposes of these rules

These terms were considered more attractive and easier to meet than the initial terms for those loans.

These letters set out the basic terms of the agreement.

According to these terms, Austrian law would govern the contract.

However, over the years these have steadily increased in absolute terms though not in terms of percentage of GDP.

In all these examples, there's one ideal form, because these are thought in terms of structure.

In paragraph 19 of the same decision, the COP determined on what these terms of reference should be based.

The aim of these measures is to provide support for these population groups on equal terms with the measures undertaken for the rest of the population.

Basically, each of these terms refers to some of the particles.

You have to make these theories very realistic in anatomical terms.

Yet there are also problems with seeking to avoid these terms.

These terms of reference are integral to his methods of work.

On my terms.

You might wonder what these objects contain in terms of their text.

Some of these make logical sense, in terms of different temperature gradients.

Several requests by the author for clarification of these terms were unsuccessful.

These terms of reference are contained in annex II to this report.

On my terms, Darcey?

These needs will be reflected in differing experiences in terms of trade efficiency.

As a result, these two industrial longline fisheries are among the eight lowest in terms of edible returns on investment for protein.

These statistics reveal a pressing need to make the Brazilian police more representative in terms of its social composition, especially in terms of race.

A key revolution is that we're understanding our own biology in these information terms.

This section evaluates these policies in terms of their implications for accumulation and growth.

Most of these projects are smaller in terms of costs and of shorter duration.

Each of these groups are seen in terms of their households, not as individuals.

He combines these individual symbols in terms of their meaning to create a message.

Without agreeing the terms of the debate, it is difficult to discuss these important issues.

The meaning of these terms is elaborated in chapters IV, V, VI, VII and VIII.

He's been cheating on their terms.

If you go over the education spending and the health care spending particularly these long term trends you don't have that type of involvement on a number that's more important in terms of equity, in terms of learning.

The Ministerial Conference shall define the terms on which the auditors of the operators are appointed, as well as the terms for monitoring the use of funds by these operators it shall also define the terms on which the auditors of the operators shall be required to cooperate with the auditor of the Single Multilateral Fund (SMF).

Both these bodies are seeking to involve a larger number of women in the programmes on terms of equality with respect to access and remuneration.

The point is, we have to let our children succeed on their own terms, and yes, on occasion, fail on their own terms.

(d) cost changes in US dollars and euros and in percentage terms between these categories and

The Chairman It is a question, in substantive terms, of the linkage between these two issues.

These things are shown to be pretty effective in terms of getting people to slow down.

But he got great terms on it.

Tom is on good terms with John.