Sentence examples for a standard term of from inspiring English sources

But Mr Baker said: "That's a standard term of abuse.

Not two weeks later, the term "traitor" was being used by some of Jeremy Corbyn's supporters as a standard term of abuse for anyone deemed disloyal.

Due to the physical property complexity of aerosols, it is difficult to define a standard term of "flammability limits" as is possible for gases.

This is a standard term of contract for Auctions and I have sold countless properties by public auction over the past 15 years.

A standard terms-of-use agreement gives employers the freedom to reject an employee's work on any grounds; workers (oops, I mean contractors) have no easy recourse.

On this basis, "probable opinion" (opinio probabilis) became a standard term for a class of propositions held to be true, which humans had to be content with in many fields of investigation.

The commitment will be a standard term in all of Kapor Capital's new investment agreements, but existing companies in Kapor Capital's portfolio are able to opt-in to the pledge.

This revision supersedes, in its entirety, the NIH Grants Policy Statement (12/03) as a standard term and condition of award.

It consists of a standard term sheet, automatically generated closing documents, and tools to manage the process including electronic signatures, managing wire information, generating PDFs, and more.

This line of inquiry painted a world where a standard term persists until it is dislodged by another standard term, perhaps after a brief window of ferment before the second term takes hold.

On the contrary it shows that Ray is attempting to sell a standard programme under standard terms of business to Mr Fofana.