Sentence examples for conventional usage of the term from inspiring English sources
The conventional usage of the term judicial review could be more accurately described as "constitutional review," because there also exists a long practice of judicial review of the actions of administrative agencies that require neither that courts have the power to declare those actions unconstitutional nor that the country have a written constitution.
In its conventional usage, the term is limited to variables that are actually observed.
Can haggle an extra wing from a chicken shop proprietor by usage of the term "bossman".
The Devils are not yet a dynasty, even in the loose usage of the term often heard in sports.
NINA CONTINI MELIS Paris, July 8, 2007 Thanks for pointing out the White House's capacious usage of the term "Al Qaeda".
"I am very annoyed at the current usage of the term architect," writes Fran Read, who is one.
Hsu has tracked usage of the term "PM 2.5" on Sina Weibo, China's most popular microblog, over the last two years.
This usage of the term relaxation obscures the most useful experimental feature of relaxation processes.
A sensible historiographical usage of the term "Averroism" should be tied to the medieval and Renaissance usages.
The common usage of the term "science" can be described as partly descriptive, partly normative.
