Examples of 'whose terms' in a sentence
Meaning of "whose terms"
This phrase indicates that a particular decision or action is based on the requirements, conditions, or preferences of a specific individual or group. It implies that the terms or conditions set by this person or group are influential in determining the outcome
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To replace those whose terms are due to expire on.
Rights committee to replace those whose terms.
To replace those whose terms of office will.
Of racial discrimination to replace those whose terms will.
Replace those whose terms are due to expire.
List of the nine members whose terms.
Lexical field whose terms are all metaphors or analogs of.
Prevention to replace those whose terms are due to.
Representatives whose terms begin the same day are ranked by seniority.
Torture to replace those whose terms are due to.
A contract whose terms might be changed unilaterally is anything but transparent.
Committee to replace those whose terms are due to.
A contract whose terms can be changed unilaterally is anything but transparent.
An alternating series is a series whose terms alternate in sign.
Judges whose terms of office are renewed shall retain their seniority in office.
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A fragile alliance whose terms were dictated.
List of the five members of the committee whose terms.
Lourdes under whose terms the office was downgraded.
Human rights committee to replace those whose terms are due to.
An infinite series whose terms alternate between positive and negative.
Subject to an absolutely binding clause by whose terms he will be enjoined.
Judges whose terms of office are renewed shall retain their former seniority.
An arithmetic series is a series whose terms form an arithmetic sequence.
Judges whose terms of office have been extended for the duration of the Celebici Trial.
Rights committee to replace those whose terms are due to expire on.
Representatives whose terms begin the same day are ranked alphabetically by last name.
The decline was sharper in countries whose terms of trade improved.
Agreements whose terms differ from the GC may be concluded.
The rights of the child to replace those whose terms are due.
Sign up with the site whose terms and conditions are easy to understand.
We will also bid farewell to those board members whose terms are ending.
Transactions of the government whose terms are denominated in a currency other than its reporting currency.
The new appointees join other members whose terms are continuing.
Find a sequence whose terms are all of the multiples of 7.
The harmonic series is a classic example of a divergent series whose terms limit to zero.
A will is a legal document whose terms must be followed to the letter upon your passing.
Selected papers will be grouped in an academic publication whose terms will be specified later.
Judges and Advocates General whose terms of office are renewed shall retain their former seniority.
The two new members replace board members whose terms have expired.
Directors whose terms of office have expired may be re-appointed.
Remember not to sign a contract whose terms you can not meet.
Members and alternate members of the Compliance Committee whose terms.
Elections to fill the places of members whose terms have expired take place annually.
The Human Rights Committee to replace those whose terms.
A contract carrier enters into a contract whose terms are negotiated between a specific carrier and specific customer.
List of the eleven members of the Committee whose terms expire.
To establish a Commission whose terms of reference shall be as follows.
On the Elimination of Racial Discrimination to replace those whose terms of office will.
The members of the Council whose terms of office will expire are as follows.
On the rights of the child, to replace those whose terms.
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