Sentence examples for in terms of its commitments from inspiring English sources
Postol adds that an indirect and far-ranging consequence of THAAD could be the downgrade of American credibility, as deployment affirms "the view of many nations that deal with the U.S. that the U.S. is untrustworthy in terms of its commitments".
The (deep) ontological commitments of a theory are no longer being analyzed in terms of the truthmaker commitments of the theory, but instead in terms of its fundamental commitments, its commitments to entities that really exist.
Israel reformulated what it received in terms of its own commitments and affirmations.
Consequently, De Anima iii 5 is permanently contestable in terms of its final commitments.
But if 'K' is a predicate that applies collectively, then the plural quantification "there are some things such they are Ks" is committed to Ks in a distinctively plural way that, in general, cannot be captured in terms of its ontological commitments.
Dean Nasr answered several questions about the long-term strategy of the school, in terms of its educational future and commitment to excellence.
Last month, I visited Ghana to see how the country is faring in terms of of its commitment to family planning.
And Ms. Rodgers was helpful in explaining what JPMorgan Chase considers the terms of its commitment to be.
The offer will be in place until July 15, but it appears to be a done deal in terms of the commitments outlined by Siris and Polycom in its announcement.
"Quality-wise I'd say our performance against Villa was a maximum seven out of 10. "But in terms of commitment, it was a 10.
