Sentences with phrase «what terms»

While chatting with WOR's John Gambling, Paterson rejected the notion that a budget agreement might be as little as a week away, saying: «When a budget is a week away, you actually pretty much know what the terms of the budget are going to be.

Ukip stressed it had also taken votes from Labour, notably from what it terms «the left - behinds» — older working - class voters.

He argues that the country would be better governed if we took the chance to give ourselves what most democracies take for granted: an easily accessible document which states in unequivocal terms what the terms of the political game are.

He nevertheless believes his candidacy would give voice to what he terms «the forgotten interior.»

Former Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Managing Director of the State Transport Company, (STC) Nana Akomea has said his refusal to pick nomination forms to contest for the Vice Chairmanship position in the party is because of what he terms as the undiversified nature of the national leadership race.

General News of Monday, 14 May 2018 Source: Starrfmonline.com Nana Akomea is former Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Former Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Managing Director of the State Transport Company, (STC) Nana Akomea has said his refusal to pick nomination forms to contest for the Vice Chairmanship position in the party is because of what he terms as the undiversified nature of the national leadership race.

Let's see what the terms of his contract is,» Astorino said.

Charting what he terms the «soap - opera» years of the Labour government, his book continues to ruffle feathers with an updated preface bringing the story up to the tempestuous present.

The first is whether trade unions should continue the practice of collective affiliation, and if so on what terms.

The Democratic meeting also featured a presentation from consultant Peter Kauffman, who explained the strategy for convincing what he terms «persuadable» voters to cast their ballot for Cuomo and Hochul.

«So she [the AG] went to the Supreme Court and discontinued the oral examination so that she could look at the terms of settlement and see if it was acceptable, or meet with his lawyers and agree on what the terms were with the option to come back in the event she was not satisfied with the terms,» he stated.

The next and increasingly pressing question is: on what terms should we leave the EU?»

Stefan Halper, professor of International Relations at Cambridge and a former adviser to several presidents, argues that US foreign relations have historically been influenced by what he terms «Big Ideas.»

Whether the UK, the EU and NATO would agree to these plans, and on what terms, remains a highly contested issue.

In deciding whether to take part in the 2015 debates, and on what terms, David Cameron will be driven by whether he has more to gain (or lose) by taking part than by not doing so.

Hollywood Superstar, Brad Pitt has produced a non-fictional documentary exposing what he terms «greed and exploitation» of Ghana and Nigeria by Texas - based...

The Conservatives have demanded to know on what terms the security guards guarding the Olympic torch were allowed into the country.

«When are you going to decide what your terms of reference are?»

It is important that both parents involved understand what these terms are and how they as parents are bound by their custody agreement to their children.

Although these emergencies are very rare, it is important that informed parents understand what these terms mean so they can respond quickly.

If you truly felt compelled to ask me for an explanation, you're blinded by your bias or... you're just not clear what the terms mean.

The lines can get a little blurry on this hot topic, so if you want to get right down to what these terms mean, you're going to need to learn what makes them different.

Do you need help understanding what terms such as certified organic mean for you and your baby?

I think the hardest part for me about cloth was figuring out all the different styles and what the terms meant.

Or renew her interest in the painted toenails with a big challenge by making sure she understands exactly what the terms of the reward are.

But even then we will quickly go through the main features and understand on what terms are both different.

The terminology can get confusing, so we are going to break down what these terms mean to us, and the Partners for Breakfast in the Classroom grant.

In Real Boys, Harvard Medical School psychiatry professor William Pollack took on what he terms «the Boy Code,» our lingering stereotypes of boys as «tough, cool, rambunctious and obsessed with sports, cars and sex.»

Talk about what the terms «boyfriend» and «girlfriend» really mean, as well as the concept of dating — its purpose and long - term result.

I'm not sure what terms I'll use (for fear of her repeating them in public) but I do want to explain the entire process.

Laen, Wenger can do exactly what the terms of his contract state and the Arsenal board wish.

September 6 — Controversial Spanish league boss Javier Tebas says he will continue to speak out until the likes of Paris St Germain and Manchester City are properly held to account by UEFA for what he terms «financial doping.»

This should have been a strange circumstance for a guy who's one of the two or three best college centers in the land to find himself in, but it was nothing new for Longley, who is candid about what he terms «my biggest weakness — inconsistency of mind - set.»

Every interested party ultimately wants Wallace to return to the team, but it's still a matter of what terms will dictate that move.

Dr. Smith's sermons have three primary themes: spiritual and economic liberation for his own people, helping them develop what some would call black pride, but what he terms «self - esteem, a sense of somebodiness»; the church's mission as the Body of Christ in the world; and reconciliation and relationship — «Relationship is what the gospel is all about for me.»

Leaving aside the endless game of questioning why this writer versus that one, and on what terms, there are certainly some notable names on this list who weren't mentioned in my initial piece» Wendell Berry, David Adams Richards, and Christian Wiman, among others.

He offers what he terms Robert Bearman's «devastating critique» of the evidence in 2003 without mentioning Robert Bridgman's even more devastating critique of Bearman's arguments.

There is lots of talk about mission, missiology, and contextualization without any consideration of what those terms mean.

Microbiologist James Shapiro of the University of Chicago has done fascinating research into what he terms «a twenty - first - century view of evolution.»

But of the importance of the subject I have not the slightest doubt; and as you will see, this is not because I wish to cling in some obscurantist way to something that has been traditionally sacred, but because I am convinced that death, judgement, heaven, and hell — «the four last things» — are subjects with which we must concern ourselves, however different from our ancestors may be the way in which we wish to understand what those terms denote.

No one really told how to have this relationship or find who He is or on what terms.

This common understanding of the status of space and time structure is reflected in similar treatments by Newton of gravitational forces and by Whitehead of what he terms «impetus» (a concept having gravitational and electromagnetic significance); both treat these as real physical phenomena against a framework of a uniform and independent space and time structure.

What he terms «radical imagination» roughly corresponds to an idea introduced twenty — three centuries ago by Aristotle, who discussed two completely different meanings for phantasia — one of which (prime or primary imagination) is, says Castoriadis, that «without which there can be no thought and which possibly precedes any thought» (RI 136 - 137).

Cosmic relatedness is the core of Whitehead's cosmology, which is concerned with the becoming, the being, and the relatedness of what he terms actual entities.

The question I have is just what terms or definitions does one use to gain «tax exempt» status?

On what terms can human life be tolerably and fruitfully organized?

In exploring what he terms «the culture of questing,» Roof points to the decline of traditional theism and the appeal of other meaning systems, «such as mystical, social scientific, and secular - individualistic perspectives.»

Crawford situates Wahhabism in the second part of the twentieth century within what he terms the formation of «hybrid» radical groups — Al - Qa «ida and ISIS, but also earlier groups such as the Awakening movement that took shape in the early 1990's that «infused [Wahhabism] with new ideas» and «drew the line between belief and unbelief at new points on the religio - political spectrum.»

Napolitano's warning came at the first in a series of hearings convened by the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, Rep. Peter King, R - New York, who is determined to investigate what he terms the radicalization of Muslim - American communities, a problem he says is compounded by their lack of cooperation with law enforcement.

This is true not because the church will necessarily feel itself bound by these terms (we are not to feel bound by any terms: God has not called us to bondage, but to freedom), but because what these terms stand for can not be translated into the language either of ordinary speech or of scientific and philosophical discourse.