Sentence examples for existing terms for from inspiring English sources

Initially, Richards said, this could be based on existing terms for ITV news output.

The Wales head coach, who has been linked with the England job, has a deal in place for the next four years but defence specialist Shaun Edwards is out of contract and the existing terms for the attack coach Rob Howley and forwards coach Robin McBryde expire next summer.

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It was anticipated holders would be obliged to buy Europa League tickets under the club's existing terms for season ticket ownership.

The top three levels were to be delineated by the panel, and existing terms designed for primary care were to be used as the fourth level.

In a statement released on Tuesday, staff said they were "deeply sceptical about the company's ability to generate confidence in the new Independent website while downgrading existing terms and conditions for new roles".

Existing terms are not available for every element of individualisation discussed in this review, thus new terms will be needed.

It includes additional features, languages, and access to alternative definitions for currently existing terms in the FAO Term Portal.

Terms in the GO chemical ontology that referred to existing terms in the ChEBI ontology, but for which the matches were not detected automatically due to naming differences.

Transport for London has said the workers kept existing terms and conditions of employment.

Nor does an existing term for an idea or concept rule out the adoption of trendy new phrases: running amok and going berserk, for instance, did not preclude the introduction of "going postal" in the 1990's.