Sentence examples for a proposed term from inspiring English sources

As an example of what they say demonstrates the dangerous market power of Time Warner, they have cited a proposed term sheet that the company has sent some Internet companies that would have the effect of making it impossible for the service providers to gain access to Time Warner's cable system.

One they cited was a proposed term sheet that Time Warner has sent some Internet companies -- terms that they say would give service providers no incentive to gain access to the company's cable system.

Candidate Instructions Opening a new front in the battle over term limits for elected officials, the court agreed to hear an appeal by the State of Missouri from a ruling that invalidated a state voter initiative intended to force Congressional candidates to support a proposed term limits amendment to the United States Constitution.

Myopericytoma is a recently proposed term to describe a group of tumors originating from perivascular myoid cells.

Toward this end we are investigating several ranking strategies ranging from traditional term weighting approach to a recently proposed term proximity method (80).

In this cohort, with stroke-induced depression excluded, a formerly proposed term of subcortical ischemic depression could be used to describe the depression mechanism and aetiology [ 18, 19].

Compared to optimization, systems biology is a newly proposed term to describe the study of the interactions between the components of biological systems, and how these interactions give rise to the function and behavior of that system.

Nearly two-dozen residents spoke Monday night during a Burbank City Council meeting, where elected officials voted to endorse a set of proposed terms that would apply to the development of a gate-for-gate replacement terminal at Bob Hope Airport.

In a public meeting, the county's five commissioners read a list of proposed terms for refinancing about $3.2 billion of defaulted debt and found fault with almost all of them.

Used together, FCA and SQE make it possible to order concepts semantically and search for matches that best reflect the intension of the user, i.e., the medical concepts she wants to express through a set of proposed terms.

That ill-fated pairing was hatched when Barclays's chief executive, John Varley, and ABN's chief, Rijkman Groenink, holed up in a hotel room to hash out proposed terms of a deal.