Sentence examples for carry the term from inspiring English sources

*Processed products with less than 70percentt organic ingredients may list those ingredients on the information panel but may not carry the term "organic" anywhere on the front of the package.

Genuine legal aid began in the late 1800s as a movement to help low-income people gain access to lawyers they could not otherwise afford, and countless legitimate organizations now carry the term in their names.

Many things exist that are qualitatively and quantitatively distinct but all carry the term 'existence' (Mulla Sadra 2001-5, I: 40).

The Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing (Shen Nong's Herbal; compiled some 2000 years ago) is the first known example of an extensive body of literature devoted to the description and classification of the Chinese materia medica and many later books on Chinese materia medica carry the term "ben cao" in their title.

BBC London and the Evening Standard stressed critics' claims that £50m figure is far too low and the Independent carried the term "social cleansing" in its headline.

The trade paperback carried the term "graphic novel", though it is a collection of stories rather than a novel.

As such, unless a woman willingly agrees to become pregnant and carry the fetus to term, her condition falls under the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

Still, Edwards was told that she would have to carry the pregnancy to term.

(All may pose threats, if abused, to fetal development and the woman's ability to carry the infant to term).

She goes to the local abortion clinic but finds the place disgustingly casual (they hand out flavored condoms), and she decides to carry the baby to term.

She decides to carry the baby to term and finds what seems like an ideal yuppie couple (Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner) to adopt it, but everything falls apart.