Sentence examples for for its terms from inspiring English sources

A committee tasked with preparing an interim constitution within 15 days is still waiting for its terms of reference.

The UK has never hidden its support for the UN resolution, voting for its terms, and subsequently both UK ministers and diplomats have publicly justified its wording.

According to the consumer group Which?, Paypal's total word count for its terms and conditions document is 36,275 words, which is longer than Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Duplan himself seems eager to distance himself from the Clinkle brand, which appears nowhere on the Treats site except for its terms of service.

Oculus has already dealt with some blowback for its Terms and Conditions, which give Facebook access to your movements and where you're looking in VR, what these scandals look like in the future could be even more invasive.

For integers A and B such that (A^{2}-4Bneq 0) (to exclude a degenerate case), (R={R_{i}}_{i=0}^{infty }=R(A,B,R_{0},R_{1})) is a second-order linear recurrence if the recurrence relation for (igeq 2) R_{i}=AR_{i-1}-BR_{i-2} (18)holds for its terms and (R_{0},R_{1}) are fixed integers.

The Fed also raised the minimum bid rate for its term auction facility -- a temporary program started in December 2007 to ease short-term lending -- to 0.50 percent from 0.25 percent.

Given a collection of tweets for a user, TF-IDF scores each term for its term frequency normalized for length and the IDF weighs down the term's score if it appears in many users' tweets.

To this end, the GO has been adding computable definitions for many of its terms [ 19].

You could be kicked off the site for violating its terms of service.

In March, Robinson was suspended from Twitter for violating its terms.