Sentence examples for be for the term from inspiring English sources

One possible framework for terminology, in line with previous authors (Doherr et a., 2001, 2002; Morignat et al., 2002; Salman et al. 2003), would be for the term 'targeted surveillance' to denote use of epidemiological risk factors to optimize population sampling at an operational level.

One trademark that it appears Foursquare was granted was for the term "4sq".

A CTV story from 2011 reports one of Lamarche's alleged entries was for the term "hoenut hole"—"another term for a slut's asshole".

The longer it takes to negotiate a deal, the more opportunity there is for the terms of the UK's new relationship with the EU to change.

ENERGY policy is meant to be for the long term.

Our commitment to support the people of Iraq will be for the long term.

"The concern would be for the medium to long term.

Short-term tactics may win quarters but our strategy is for the long term".

But that is for the long term.

Of course, these suggestions are for the short term.

The concern is for the short term".