Sentence examples for core terms from inspiring English sources

The core terms of the deal, first announced in November, remain intact.

The act needs to be updated for the 21st century to allow for uncoerced bondholder votes on core terms.

And there were 11.26 billion Twitter "impressions," or tweets with "core terms" about the Olympics, like #Olympics and #London2012.

The agencies use the same core terms and conditions for all their employees (totalling c. 35,000 across the UK), with some limited localised variations.

But it offers no definitions of what core terms – such as "high levels of protection" for the environment or "effective domestic policies" for implementing them – actually mean.

Not a single FOMC member projects that inflation, in either headline or core terms, will be any higher than 2.2% at any point between now and 2017.

Even the core term "climate refugee", used universally by environmental organisations and throughout the postcard captions, is inaccurate, argues Vaughan Jones.

At the beginning of the Core term, you and your fellow EMBA-NY students will study together for three to five days, depending on your course schedule.

The core term in the clique-factorization is (8).

A sunspot often consists of a dark core termed umbra and a less dark penumbra surrounding the umbra.

Nevertheless, Smart device is proposed by this study as the core term to be used for the devices present in the IoT.