Sentence examples for general terms in from inspiring English sources

For instance, G.E. described Mr. Welch's perks in only the most general terms in its filings.

Salmond insisted he had been speaking in general terms in his BBC interview.

Sources said the basic plan was approved and codified in general terms in a formal presidential decision document.

Mr. Bewkes, who is known for his direct manner in private, spoke in very general terms in describing the handoff from Mr. Parsons.

The categories presented in the following sections are based not on a formal classification system but rather on general terms in common use that cover most wetlands.

The requirements for a major are described in general terms in the sections below, and in more detail under Subjects of Instruction.

A widespread general term in computer-speak, but refined to a way of life (if not a metalanguage) at Microsoft.

As mentioned in the introduction, there is no general term in Sanskrit for emotion and Śāntarakṣita uses the expression "love and hatred etc".

There is no one agreed notion or definition of concept understood as the meaning of a general term in Classical Indian Philosophy.

Mashup, as a general term in the UGC/UGS domain, is an application that incorporates elements coming from more than one source into an integrated user experience [1].

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