Sentence examples for in terms of stated from inspiring English sources

The G-8 conference achieved something in terms of stated commitment to help in certain key areas, particularly, AIDS treatment.

Some of the work, to be sure, seems even more boring and obsessive-compulsive today than it did back then, notably the anti-object "Duration" and "Location" pieces of Douglas Huebler (1924-1997), in which actions or events were mapped out in terms of stated time frames.

"If the satellite goes out, the consumer gets nothing" in terms of state protection, he said.

In terms of states' rights, which conservatives say they support, the Ashcroft decision was rank hypocrisy.

But the mistake is that no merchant would think that way, in terms of states of wealth.

"If this particle is real, it is unavoidable that it's a telltale signal of something new both in terms of states of matter and fundamental forces.

In terms of state and local budgets, there is no good estimate of the impact of an immigration overhaul.

Roman Lyagin, head of the de facto central election committee in Donetsk, said before the vote that nothing would change in terms of state borders.

"It is the Scots who have succeeded most in preserving the British idea of fairness and compassion in terms of state support and intervention.

Countries tend to be identified in terms of state policy and spasmodic "newsworthy" events – so Tehran becomes a hotbed of fanaticism, Beirut full of bomb blasts.

(Massachusetts, which used to be second in terms of state and local taxes as a percentage of income, has now dropped to 36th).