Sentences with phrase «settle upon the terms»

Not exact matches

Agreements as to the terms upon which issues will be settled are reached by compromises which may appeal to enlightenment and generosity, but also depend upon the power to make the settlement.

Pure instinctive action is that functioning of an organism which is wholly analyzable in terms of those conditions laid upon its development by the settled facts of its external environment....

That does not mean that the transfer is completely sorted, of course, as there is still the matter of the transfer fee to be agreed upon between us and his current club, La Liga's Valencia, but I do not see how we could already have settled on the personal terms of the move unless Arsene Wenger was confident of getting him.

We're talking about the country's Gentleman's Agreement, where settled - upon but often - not - followed terms meant engines like Toyota's 2JZ - GTE left the production line with a whole lot more potential than the company's Paseos did.

Particular terms, for example, the measure of cash to be loaned and the financing cost, are settled upon ahead of time by the two gatherings.

In recognizing the term's definition isn't widely agreed upon, author CommanderLlama settles for simply examining «how much wealth inequality from the real world are the developers allowing to leak into the game world» and whether «the real - money - paying player [is] in an advantaged position compared to the non-paying player.»

In the circumstances, it appears that more time will be required for the parties to correctly set out in writing the terms upon which they agree to settle this matter.»

[28] Based upon these terms, even if the plaintiff had accepted the Offer to Settle, the defendants nonetheless would have been at liberty to pursue the plaintiff for special costs.

Levicom claimed that it had relied upon Linklaters» early advice, bringing arbitration proceedings shortly afterwards which were subsequently settled on unsatisfactory terms three years later, after having obtained (rather more pessimistic) advice from leading counsel.

I would suggest that to address your issue of attacking the people that are «flat broke, desperate, and would sell their own Mother just to earn a buck, so they behave in unspeakable terms at every opportunity» could be addressed by requiring that any person selling real estate should have a net worth of $ $ $ $??? (Needs to be discussed and settled upon) Maybe salespeople should own their own house before they can sell real estate.