Sentence examples for in a terms from inspiring English sources

Google has clarified its email scanning practices in a terms of service update, informing users that incoming and outgoing emails are analysed by automated software.

The productive Asian economies in which we invest are caught in a "terms of trade" vise between rising input costs for its oil and materials and falling output prices for its electronic widgets and other manufactured products.

The CFPB rule would ban bank and credit card companies, along with many other financial industry businesses, from pushing customers into arbitration through fine print in a terms of service contract.

You cannot do this if there is something along those lines in a terms or policies section, which i don't know offhand.

Facebook: In a terms-and-conditions page recovered and translated in 2011, an encrypted sub-footnote characterizes each Facebook profile as an immortal, non-corporeal entity, transcending what many Western and Eastern mythologies identify as the metaphysical self.

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BATES -- They're out in a term.

Frustrated, JJ clashes with the media and the Indian Police, resulting in a term in jail.

A: In terms of UI, I can't really comment.

The term in sine becomes a term in tan, and the term in cosine becomes 1.

Particularly in a fixed-term parliament.