The application of the terms candy and confectionery varies among English-speaking countries.
8 My agreement would depend on the definition and application of the terms 'temporary' and 'emergency'emergency
Their own testimony cannot be used, and almost 40 years after the event, prosecution will raise a whole new series of concerns and debate about human rights violations oppressive litigation, and the application of the terms of the peace agreements.
Therefore, the application of the terms is often a matter of personal preference and should be regarded as descriptive, not definitive.
This allows for direct application of the terms taught in class since the worker is using the language every day at work, Farkas says.
Conkey counts herself among those who find the application of the term "art" to cave art problematic and instead consider the images to be material manifestations of many motivations, so that no single explanation can cover their 25,000-year history.
And the application of the term was indeterminate in the case, if those principles did not require a decision one way or the other.
Realistically, though, the main 2015 application of the term "misandry" will probably be dudes making "ballbuster" jokes about Hillary Clinton.
The application of the term "white" to describe a person's color, and, by extension, race, began in northern Europe thereafter, Dr. Brace said.
There, too, were the offices of the foreign ministry and the council of state; hence the application of the term to the government as a whole.
