Sentence examples for among its terms from inspiring English sources

A third progress report was issued last Thursday by the monitor of the settlement, which, among its terms, required the banks to grant $25 billion worth of mortgage relief, much of it by reducing the principal balances on troubled loans.

Key among its terms of interest to Vane was one that effectively stripped the church, either Episcopal or Presbyterian, of any coercive powers.

If preterm cerebral palsy is more often caused by prematurity itself, a term born child with cerebral palsy might be more strongly related to genetic risk, which would repeat more often among its (term-born) relatives.

As I tried to suggest more broadly in my Comment this week, an essential problem is that the United States has struggled for much too long in managing the relationships among its short-term tactics and long-term strategic goals in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Moving in for a closer look, the Standard & Poor's Depositary Receipts saw fewer than 95,000 calls contracts added among its near-term options since January options expired.

In fact, the security's put/call open interest ratio has been on the rise during the past several trading sessions, as puts are added at a faster rate than calls among its near-term options.

The Interlab Project is a university-industry joint project recently funded by the Italian government as part of the improvement of the Italian research infrastructure; among its short-term goals are the implementation of data banks of biomedical interest and the spread of informatic tools for biomedical research.

Goldman is tops among its rivals in terms of offering services in the innovative new areas of risk management.

Realizing pairing and conflicting nature among its various cost terms, for the first time the JPEG encoder is formulated and partitioned here as a multi-objective optimization problem.

Few studies have investigated the relationship among its components in terms of factorial structure in Japanese individuals suffering from dementia.

The Supreme Court's decision in Blake's case won't be among its loudest this term.