Sentence examples for chosen term from inspiring English sources

Voters have twice chosen term limits.

You pay a single upfront fee – 1.9% is the most common – and then pay no interest on the amount transferred for the chosen term.

For whether the chosen term is "protégé", "former vice-president" or "successor", no description of Mr Habibie is complete unless it ends with another name: Suharto.

His chosen term, used repeatedly in Clintonian proposals for legislation mandating heavy outlays of funds, was investing — as in building schools and other sorely needed infrastructure that would pay off, as investments often do, in the future.

Rates depend on your initial deposit and the chosen term.

Examining this issue, the SC underlined that a descriptive term of the uterine gross morphology has been already adopted for most classes of the new system; on the contrary, the chosen term "dysfused" is mainly an embryological one creating confusion.

Ms. Moore's efforts to get her father to confront his sexuality on her chosen terms can come off as bullying.

"Getting quality links back to the site for our chosen terms,blogging on our website, articles and really important press releases, and all these then get pushed via 'social', Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google plus and, where suitable, YouTube".

In other words, they fail to generalize beyond the list of chosen terms.

The chosen terms included various hominin species names, biological processes, and historical figures.

Also, the composition of the search string can be a threat to the construction validity, since some papers might not contain the chosen terms.