Sentence examples for forms and terms from inspiring English sources

There are many types of volcanic forms and terms other than those described above.

The principles behind the process — the assumption that no officer of the state, however exalted, is above the law — and many of the forms and terms used are wholly familiar to the British, who invented impeachment in the 17th century and have used it over 60 times.

The forms and term generators coming online now extend products firms have used internally for several years.

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Ministers snipe at him, and the government has just ordered yet another official review of his bank".We are very worried that the commission has been formed and terms of reference include ownership," says Mr Yunus.

Negotiating the form and terms of the top-up will occupy the first half of the year, but will result in enough support to prevent a meltdown and departure from the currency bloc, probably in the form of easier terms on bilateral lending.

The critical feed (fc) of overlaps forming and terms of high fins forming were analyzed.

Foreign states, corporations, and financial institutions have historically shaped the form and terms of the country's energy system, which is predominantly fossil fuel based.

The heat and mass transfer balances have then been analyzed in their more general form, and terms related to the use of microwaves outlined.

While the plethora of PES design perspectives often follow the concepts of efficiency and effectiveness, they seldom relate to pluralistic value systems and may disparage local self-determination for influencing the form and terms of negotiation.

Also, since participants had to receive a paper copy of their consent form and terms of participation, the RN had to use paper sheets anyway to give the participant a copy and to leave another copy for the hospital record.