What about terms, General?

In general terms, it was noted that

I'll do it in very general terms.

I'm doing it in fairly general terms.

And I'm saying it in very general terms.

But I'm saying it in very general terms.

I want to keep away from general terms

Rather, it simply rejected them in general terms as unfounded.

To have access, on general terms of equality, to public service.

As noted by the Secretary General, important progress has been made in terms of advocacy and in terms of norm development.

IDB.30 Dec.12 Terms and conditions of appointment of the Director General

IDB.30 Dec.12 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF APPOINTMENT OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL

In terms of providing in session support and logistics, general satisfaction was expressed.

Writing includes a purchase order, invoice, general terms and conditions and the like.

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You tell the general that I'm willing to discuss the terms of surrender.

Others covered the subject in general terms under other sections of the national communication.

And when we're doing it in general terms, we don't know whether it's reversal.

7. The Secretary General elaborates on those activities in rather general terms in paragraphs 21 to 28 of his report.

General adaptive syndrome In terms of measuring the body's response to stress, psychologists tend to use Hans Selye's general adaptation syndrome.

In general terms, function can be related to the chemical activity of compounds (among others).

It highlighted strengths and weaknesses that, in general terms, can still be observed in 2004.

In general terms, innovation is a creative idea involving implementation, which is different from invention.

In terms of regular budget posts, the Secretary General proposes an increase of 200 posts.

The supplementary information provided to the Advisory Committee described travel requirements only in general terms.

The view was expressed that the second sentence should be drafted in more general terms.

Many Member States have addressed this issue during the general debate often in candid terms.

The summit has already addressed, at the level of the General Assembly, the issue of working methods in general but clear terms.

Your General Lee is meeting our General Grant tomorrow at a place called Appomattox Court House to discuss the terms of peace.

The Task Force is considering them in terms of general methodology and recommended data compilation practices.

In terms of another suggestion, the object and purpose test could serve as the general guideline.

Furthermore, the major satellite programmes for the near future have been briefly described in general terms.

These two lists consists of some terms (three terms and two terms, respectively).

In the nuclear weapons Advisory Opinion the International Court formulated the general legal position in these terms

Other countries (Egypt, Namibia and the Philippines) referred in general terms to assistance in implementing the Convention.

Board decision IDB.30 Dec.12 on the terms and conditions of appointment of the Director General

The suggestion was made that the paragraph as a whole should be redrafted in more general terms.

12. The Ad Hoc Committee held wide ranging discussions in terms of General Assembly resolution 48 82.

Terms

Terms?

Terms?

Terms?

So this is what really earned his reputation as a great general on top of being a great leader in terms of not exacting revenge, in terms of not having slash and burn tactics, in terms of not just ravaging his enemies.

The terms of reference of the Committee were determined by the General Assembly in its resolution 2819 (XXVI).

1. Under the terms of operative paragraphs 1 and 2 of the draft resolution, the General Assembly would