Sentence examples for a term said from inspiring English sources

Others charge illicit "donations" of as much as 6,000 yuan (£590) a term, said Zhang Zhiquan, from the Friends of Migrant Workers group.

They called their blog Zone 9, a term said to be used by political prisoners in Addis Ababa's Kaliti jail to refer to an outside world they viewed as equally shackled by the lack of civil liberties.

"That … Mr Biffen paid no regard to the deadline imposed by Thomson, but instead declined to make a referral to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission because of a nod and a wink from Mrs Thatcher who was in turn acting on the basis of an unspoken request from Mr Murdoch... To call this thesis speculation is to use too dignified a term," said Davies.

So would an old Warren Buffett idea: a 100percentt capital gains tax on stocks held for too short a term, say less than a year.

"I don't think I like it as a term," says Marika Hackman, who released her debut album We Slept At Last earlier this year.

"Boycott is both a loaded and a vague term," said Wesam Ahmad of Al-Haq.

"I do not support him, I am not in favour of him having a new term," said Platini, 58.

"The principle is that 'nonconsensual sex' is an offensive term," said Brett Sokolow, CEO of the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management.

"Middle East is a relatively modern term," said my unnameable source.

"'Forced marriage' is a slightly loaded term," said Richard Towle, the UNHCR country representative for Malaysia.

"Forced marriage is a slightly loaded term," said Richard Towle, the UNHCR country representative for Malaysia.