Sentence examples for believe the term from inspiring English sources

Lord said founders believe the term "sustainable" has lost credibility.

I believe the term "rootless" better describes the feeling than does the term "placeless," which was used in the article.

Sexual harassment is often seen as a subject for jokes in Russia, where many believe the term itself is a product of western "political correctness".

The weather will be fine – le temps sera bon is, I believe, the term – the tulips will be out in the Tuileries, the Parisians will be strutting about the Boulevard Saint-Germain in their spring finery.

How, as a historian, do you stand on the matter of objectivity? A. There are contentious aspects to the way I tell the story, but I actually don't believe the term "objective" is without meaning.

I believe the term "blog" means more than an online journal.

"We believe the terms were clear when the loans were offered.

"We believe the terms of the bailout cannot continue by any means," Mr Sakellaridis told Antenna TV.

(You should note that we believe the terms of the Contractor's Licence are wholly inconsistent with what we understand to be Google's standard terms and conditions).

But study after study -- including ones by the industry disclosed in tobacco lawsuits -- has shown consumers believe the terms and colors connote a safer product.

Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, has said that he does not believe the terms of the bailout are good enough and will therefore campaign on the side of a "No" vote in the referendum, although his finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has said on his personal blog that he believes it likely that the terms will be accepted.