She is due back in Peru on Jan. 11 - the terms of her parole dictate that she complete the last four years of the sentence within the country.

The harsh terms of the Treaty of Roskilde dictated among other things that Bornholm was to be part of Sweden, starting on March 15, 1658.

The terms dictated that the Tribunal would enquire into payments to Ray Burke in the course of his long political career and examine the decisions he had made in broadcasting as well as in planning.

They argue that the terms of the case at The Hague dictate that no work can be done on the river until a final decision is handed down.

Users may activate their product five times with the same product key, however licensing terms dictate users are allowed only to install Norton Internet Security 2004 on one computer.

Japan regained her independence long before the period of rebuilding was over, but the terms of that independence dictated Japan's international alignment in later years.

Despite the large equivalent interest rates, the terms of a consumer lease dictate that the customer only has the right to use and does not own the equipment being leased.

The terms of her employment contract dictated that upon termination Ms. Wachner was to be paid five times her highest year of salary and bonuses, or roughly $43.6 million.

The terms of the late king's will dictated that when he lay in state in the cathedral, it should be with his feet lying on the book.

He'd be doing something the KGB had always wanted to do, dictate terms to the American CIA.