Sentence examples for That terms from inspiring English sources

A.M.D. said that terms of the settlement had been sealed as part of the agreement.

She argues that terms such as 'gender rights' and 'sexual identity' are code for homosexuality".

Despite all this, odds are that terms limits will not be repealed.

Am I alone in thinking that terms of endearment should not be used in the office?

Cashman also said that terms of Pettitte's contract were agreed to 10 days before the contract was announced.

In his op-ed, Hill notes that terms used to describe ethnicity and race change with the times.

But BSCH later revealed it had approached Abbey, and then quickly cautioned that terms may not be agreed.

Many Chinese, however, believe that terms such as "human rights" mean exactly the same in China as they do elsewhere.

However, Mr. Owen acknowledged that most contracts had cost caps, and that terms barring the sickest prisoners were not unusual.

This opinion, which angered many employers, was overturned by an appellate panel in Chicago that said that terms of the plan were "age neutral".

But to approach the work in simplistic this-equals-that terms is to miss its sharp, unpredictable intellectual rhythms and critical wit.