Sentence examples for extensive terms from inspiring English sources

While there is some legislation prohibiting certain clauses in franchise agreements, typically their extensive terms heavily favour head office.

On the SponsorAScholar.co.uk website the extensive terms and conditions describe an agreement which covers time and companionship together.

I feel certain that Facebook is within its legal rights to conduct such experiments based on the extensive terms and conditions signed away when you join Facebook.

The next step is to build an extensive term index of a text collection.

The maximum quantity of free energy that microorganisms can catabolize (ΔrG) is given by the Gibbs energy at a reference state (ΔrG° = -RTlnKr) representing the intensive parameters (P, T) and an extensive term (RTlnQ) that captures the compositions of the vent solutions (equation 1): Δ r G = - RTln ( K r ) + RTln ( Q r ).

The Senate disclosure requirements are very extensive in terms of identifying any conflicts of interest".

Apple is said to be negotiating directly with the music groups because it wants more extensive licensing terms.

By the time they were gone Wednesday night, the wreckage was extensive, in terms of lives lost, neighborhoods crushed.

The train network is extensive in terms of ridership and coverage, runs on schedule 99.9% of the time, and is profitable.

At 77 K, twinning was more extensive in terms of the fraction of twinned grains and the duration of the twinning stage.

Copyright owners who use a light touch do so, in part, because they're enforcing rights under a copyright law that provides for "outrageous statutory damages" and extensive copyright terms, Bridges said.