Sentence examples for draw terms from inspiring English sources

Prize draw terms & conditions 1. Photocopied tokens will not be accepted.

In terms of these themes, the data extraction tables remained close to the original data (by drawing terms and quotations directly from the literature), and mindful of the context of each study, thereby retaining some of the "vitality, viscerality, and vicariism of the original studies" (Sandelowski, Docherty, & Emden, 1997, p. 366).

The bribery charges could draw jail terms of 20 years.

So win, lose or draw in terms of the reaction to the piece, I'm glad I did it.

This is the first Test match at Eden Park in seven years so there is no real precedent on which to draw in terms of its behaviour.

Officials have been asked to draw up terms of reference by the end of the month, she said.

The closest comparison you can draw in terms of our own military today is to think of the red-caped Spartans as being like our special-ops forces.

The results further revealed that the government, through the MoH, initiated the reform engaging CHAM to draw up terms of operation.

"It would be foolish to draw long-term conclusions about buildings, downtown or even New York City".

Following that, they previously were able to draw long-term assistance and other benefits that could total 53percentt of their wages.

"It's right that schools draw up term times in the best interests of their pupils.