Sentence examples for claims in terms from inspiring English sources

Mark Carney, the Bank's governor, supported these claims "in terms", he said.

Prison activists, like Dee, are couching their labor claims in terms of the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

I can explain their faith claims in terms of psychology; they can explain my lack of faith claims also probably partly through psychology and probably theology also.

In addition to an axiomatization, Reichenbach attempts to provide a foundation for probability claims in terms of properties of sequences, similar to von Mises.

Note that Spinoza appears to analyze some possibility claims in terms of actual events that occur in the immutable series that God wills.

The good-first theory analyzes value claims in terms of "good" simpliciter, while the value-first theory analyzes "good" simpliciter in terms of value claims.

Instead of the simpler biconditionals discussed near the beginning of this entry and in Rosen 1990, the revised proposal is to take equivalences asserted by Lewis 1968 between modal claims and claims couched in terms of quantification over possible worlds, and treat those equivalences instead as specifying connections between modal statements and claims about what is true according to the fiction.

-What is the responsibility of the government in regulating what companies can claim in terms of health benefits to consumers?

He claimed, in terms clearer than in previous theories, that law had by nature a distinctive point or purpose.

Of course, it is Robertson's job to push the Government line, and while I agree with much of what he and Lord Coe claim in terms of the benefit to national psyche – better than any previous host city – my concern is that the much-trumpeted Olympic feelgood factor has not filtered down beyond elite sport anything like as much as it is claimed.

There is a big prize to be claimed in terms of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in such reservoirs.