Sentence examples for beyond the terms from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, Mr. Calugar went beyond the terms of his arrangements.

Can Congress really extend copyrights beyond the terms originally granted?

Such considerations, however, lie beyond the terms of reference of the present article.

It said: "The items that are contested by Mr Whyte are beyond the terms of his policy.

That NATO's military actions went way beyond the terms of the U.N. resolution did not seem to bother Western governments.

After coming to the United States as tourists in 1990, Mr. and Mrs. Gómez stayed beyond the terms of their visas, starting a successful catering business.

To many in the Native American community and beyond, the term Redskin is offensive.

The Irishman, Paul Wilson Dorman, came to the United States in 1996 and stayed beyond the term of his visa.

That would be more than a year beyond the term of the Fed's current chairman, Ben S. Bernanke.

The Supreme Court in its current term will address several hot-button issues that will resonate well beyond the term of whichever presidential candidate triumphs in November.

The appeals court said that because the exclusion of the generic drug did not extend beyond the term of the brand-name drug's patent, a "quick look" could determine that there was no anticompetitive effect.