Sentence examples for have the term from inspiring English sources

"We hope to have the term sheet by March," he said, referring to an initial debt agreement.

One of the problems is that Birkin does not have the term trademarked for leather goods – but Hermès does.

This year he supported a successful move to have the term "capitalism" replaced with "free market enterprise" in classes.

They were quite revolutionary in their way - we didn't have the term crossover then, but they are definitely in that mould.

"When you're trying to do a billion-dollar sale, if you have the term 'new technology' attached to it, it doesn't go too far".

Not all of the roles that may interest you will necessarily have the term 'assistant psychologist' in the title (indeed, many won't have the word 'psychologist' in the title.

Nor have the terms of reference.

And as the terrain has changed, so have the terms of the debate.

Have the terms been rejected, taken up, or resignified?

Rarely has the term "street date" been more appropriate.

Now we have had the term "exposition" before and where was that?