Sentence examples similar to abridged term from inspiring English sources

Abridged terms and conditions: All entries must arrive by 27 April 2007.

Mr. Papadopoulos's victory ended an era of rule by Glafcos Clerides, who had won two presidential terms and was seeking a third abridged mandate of 16 months to complete the peace deal and negotiations over accession to the European Union.

The IPA results emerging from the abridged gene lists were not as impressive in terms of the number of significant unique function annotations (N = 26 and 8 for gF and gC, respectively) and in terms of their general enrichment profiles for gF and gC (Dataset 3).

Privacy 101 is not new: the idea of offering an abridged, easier-to-grasp version of the legalese of privacy terms was something that the company first started highlighting in 2010, around the time that Facebook began to ramp up competition with Foursquare in the area of location-based services and check-ins.

Privacy 101 is not new: the idea of offering an abridged, easier-to-grasp version of the legalese of privacy terms was something that the company first started highlighting in 2010, around the time that Facebook began to ramp up competition with Foursquare in the area of location-based services and check-ins.

Universities reiterated concerns about the impact of an abridged assessment period on widening access, while the idea of a shorter summer term to enable earlier exams went down badly with schools and colleges.

It carries an abridged version of a speech he delivered in London on Tuesday night in which he described - in characteristically colourful terms - his regret that Brexit won't be delivered this Friday.

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(See: the abridged "Moby-Dick").

"The abridged version," I said.