The phrase "as maxim" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a principle or rule, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "He lived by the philosophy of 'treat others as maxim,' which was confusing to those around him."
Alternatives: "as a principle" or "as a rule".
Described as Maxim meets Bloomberg or perhaps more accurately as Maxim meets The Robb Report and mates with Forbes, the new magazine covers everything from Treasury bill trading to buxom blondes willing to date traders.
As Maxim explains "Half the stuff you see here in the rooms was never here originally.
As Maxim, Smith offers a totally convincing portrait of a similarly hubristic director.
Adam Sandler movies, HBO's Entourage, and such magazines as Maxim and FHM all trade in and appeal to one characterthe modern boy-man.
She consented with a simple "All right," and waited as Maxim scrupulously tore the edge from the yellow paper wrapper she had heard about but never actually seen.
And as soon as Maxim finished, Polina slid out from under him and went to the kitchen for a basin and a purple, thin-necked vase.
As maxims go, it sounds a little hackneyed.
All of the patterns discussed in the chapter can be referred as maxims because they are intended to guide a team and keep it on track.
The index guides the student to significant laws about Sabbath and daily observance, as well as maxims, parables, commentaries and Talmudic personalities.
Now, a number of you came to office hours yesterday, and we had a rather lively discussion of how it is that one goes about determining what things count as maxims.
He wasn't, and what was left were the cassettes of Hicks's shows, recorded off late-night TV, committed to memory and, on occasion, adopted as maxims for living.
