Sentence examples for by the same terms from inspiring English sources

Flickr: Flickr is owned by Yahoo! and is covered by the same terms as other Yahoo! services.

"Our policy makes plain that employees are bound by the same terms and conditions of their contracts – the media are to be used appropriately, without defaming the council or breaching any client confidentiality/data protection laws," she explains.

By contrast, the same terms were used 1,049 times in conjunction with Mr. Romney's name out of 55,906 articles about Mr. Romney.

That conversation led Schultz to formulate his concept of human capital, which he concluded could be studied by using the same terms applied to nonhuman capital.

LONDON — Barclays, the British banking giant, bowed to protests over its equity stake sale by offering the same terms to institutional investors that it had given to its largest Middle Eastern shareholders.

In Theorem 3.1, the interval of constant of the contractive condition can be extended to the interval [ 0, 1 ) by eliminating the same terms. Since the proof is the mimic of Theorem 3.1, we omit it. Theorem 3.2 Let ( X, G ) be a G-metric space.

While the current trade deal could pose a challenge to American sovereignty, large corporations headquartered in the U.S. could potentially benefit from it by using the same terms to oppose the laws of foreign governments.

Web-based searches were also conducted by using the same terms.

The two remaining term positions in the premises are filled by the same term (the middle term).

The units are properly called event data recorders, but are popularly known by the same term that is used to describe the data recorders used in aircraft.

In Finland the subterranean abode of the maahiset was believed to be a source of many kinds of skin disease, which were called by the same term.