Nature, that keeps faith on such easy terms with her lovers.

He and I... we're not on such good terms as you expect.

Only foolish boys speak in such terms.

We condemn such acts in the strongest terms.

Perhaps I'm not proud enough to accept such terms.

On what terms?

let alone any disease in such black and white terms.

The job facing all of us as Member States is to agree in concrete terms on such reforms.

Much has already been achieved in terms of preventing such harassment.

As Warren put it, Such an opportunity is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms.

Such competition could also have an impact on product quality and in terms of introducing a services culture in general.

This one contained nebulous terms such as specific measures or other options.

In terms of substance, the modules for such training are under development.

Many European companies have profited from investing in such firms, which means deciding on the terms of sanctions could prove cumbersome.

The terms on which such financing was available increased the cost of restructuring and made countries more vulnerable to external contingencies.

Many terms are seldom used in daily life, such as zenkutsu dachi, while others appear routinely, such as rei.

Today, the terms Fortean and Forteana are used to characterize various such phenomena.

The ideas have to be such that you think in completely different terms.

In exchange for gas deals with rival suppliers, such as Algeria, Russia has offered vast concessions on arms and preferential debt terms.

The settlers were at first on good terms with the island's Carib inhabitants, though such friendship lasted only a very few years.

Cooperation on these terms is acceptable.

Had been on terms of intimacy?

And fight on his own terms.

Not on speaking terms, says I.

Under the terms of article 72, paragraph 8, of the Convention, the members of the Committee shall receive emoluments from United Nations resources on such terms and conditions as the General Assembly may decide.

They have found this arrangement very practical in terms of logistics, which are usually more flexible in such venues, and in terms of travel.

Such a request, articulated in precise technical terms, shall be transmitted through the Secretariat.

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

Such legislation was therefore not always in conformity with the terms of the Convention.

Specific terms of reference for such gender justice profiles positions need to be formulated and broadly disseminated to identify such experts.

Many studies have been performed that focus on the quality of an environment in terms of feelings such as fear, desire and stress.

Under such schemes, island countries are dealt with mainly on an individual basis, and have little power to determine their terms of trade.

Now, we want all of the variable terms on the left, all of the constant terms on the right.

Ya, let's do this on good terms.

But he got great terms on it.

A toast to love on my terms.

How do we get on friendly terms?

Formulated in such terms, the European challenge seems even more formidable than the American one.

Without such knowledge, technical terms like balance sheet recession and rebuilding balance sheets are meaningless.

His delegation would welcome comments regarding the use of such a broad range of terms.

The challenges created by such situations in both economic and social terms should be addressed.

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

If designed badly, the cost of such agreements in terms of trade diversion, confusion, and demands on limited administrative capacity often exceeds the benefits.

My Government condemns such violence in the strongest possible terms and believes that those responsible for such acts should be brought to justice.

With technology changing the face and pace of such movements, devising terms that capture its far reaching impact on human life is becoming increasingly important.