So, what do those terms mean?

You're pretty handy with those terms.

I meant you were on friendly terms, not altogether those of mistress and servant.

He put it clearly in those terms.

Lawyer, they aren't familiar with those terms.

You can't address me in those terms, sir.

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

The loans, ranging from 500 to 3,000, were fully repayable on terms similar to those for soft loans.

The developing countries should have access to those technologies on preferential terms in order to promote global sustainability.

THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD, TO REPLACE THOSE WHOSE TERMS ARE DUE TO EXPIRE ON 28 FEBRUARY 1997

On my terms.

The terms of office of the members of the provincial assemblies shall end on the date of those elections.

On my terms, Darcey?

THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD, TO REPLACE THOSE WHOSE TERMS ARE

Its terms are identical to those of the civil pensions scheme.

(b) Decided to extend the terms of office of those members of the Commission whose terms were to expire on 31 December 1997 until the conclusion of the sixth session of the Commission.

So we need to be thinking a little bit in those terms.

So it spells those out in very clean terms, and that works.

So it spells those out in very clean terms, and that works.

The terms of office of the 27 ad litem judges who were elected in those elections expired on 11 June 2005.

Those activities, however, are focused primarily on response. More needs to be done in terms of prevention, targeting impunity and reinforcing accountability.

This is true both for estimates made on a gas by gas basis and for those expressed in terms of CO2 equivalent.

The terms of office of the six judges who were elected in those elections are due to expire on 24 May 1999.

Therefore, the Commission might consider whether it is necessary to revise those terms.

He's been cheating on their terms.

We condemn in the strongest terms those heinous acts of terrorism targeting innocent civilians.

Nor do we understand those terms to constitute an expression of support for such.

As for the terms, I think Mr. Blackford can safely leave those to me.

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

But he got great terms on it.

Tom is on good terms with John.

WHOSE TERMS EXPIRE ON 28 FEBRUARY 1999

They're not on speaking terms. That's right.

We condemn in the strongest terms those heinous acts of terrorism targeted against innocent civilians.

Involving those living in poverty in decisions affecting them presents challenges in terms of representation.

Will be in line with those presented in Annex 1 of terms of reference (TOR).

In terms of those eight subparagraphs, the information in the present report is as follows

Such figures reveal a world divided between those who have and those who lack educational opportunity, with huge potential repercussions not only in terms of skill shortages and economic waste, but also in terms of social stability.

Those recommendations may be made in general terms or may indicate in specific terms the action which, in the opinion of the Tribunal, the Crown should take.

Jim is on bad terms with his classmates.

I'm not playing this game on your terms.

ATHENS On July 12, the summit of eurozone leaders dictated its terms of surrender to Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who, terrified by the alternatives, accepted all of them. One of those terms concerned the disposition of Greece s remaining public assets.

As investors choose to become involved based on those terms, they can either take their rewards back as cash, or they can decide in advance to give those returns away to a non profit.

Those countries have been further shaken by natural catastrophes, bad terms of trade, bloodletting and conflict.

Responses to those issues necessitated corrective price mechanisms and preferential terms in the area of investment.