Sentence examples for articles mean from inspiring English sources

In the following sentence from an information pack that's just arrived from one of my pension providers – "Lump sum death benefits are paid under trust at the discretion of the trustees" – what do the words that aren't verbs, prepositions or articles mean? 4. Why do pensions experts keep using phrases like "trivial commutation" when I've asked them politely to stop?

Fisher's piece merits re-posting here as a "Your Dot" contribution (this is one way to encourage non-anonymous contributions as a way to promote civil discourse): You know it really is sort of important that we stop grabbing on to this article or that article, either seemingly in 'favor' of AGW or 'against' AGW as though single articles mean a darn thing.

Table 2 Number of articles, mean cumulative impact factor (IF), mean population, mean cumulative IF per capita (p.c).

The table shows the characteristics of the clinical study reports (mean length 1525 pages), journal articles (mean 10 pages), and Lilly trial registry reports (mean 33 pages).

We targeted original articles and reviews as research articles (hereafter, research articles mean original articles and reviews); the former was considered as an indicator of research activity and the latter as an appreciation of research results.

Evidence tables described 3 31 key articles (mean 11 articles, median eight).

Writing for The Washington Post, Margaret Sullivan states, "Fake news has a real meaning – deliberately constructed lies, in the form of news articles, meant to mislead the public".

More published articles means more revenue from processing charges.

That report, and subsequent speeches and articles, means his views are no secret.

The mayor's campaign has compiled dossiers of articles meant to portray Mr. Thompson as an incompetent steward of the educational system.

Theologically, the articles meant to draw a line of differentiation from the psition of Huldrych Zwingli, and they were accepted by the secular leaders of Saxony and Brandenburg.