Sentence examples for included in the terms from inspiring English sources

When they queried the charge, they were said to have been told it was incurred under a "no bad review policy" included in the terms and conditions.

New York State officials say that the tribe cannot use the Chelsea Piers, on the Hudson River between 23d Street and 12th Avenue, because the Mashantucket Pequots' sublease was not approved by the state, and that ferry service is not included in the terms of the Chelsea Piers' lease with the tribe.

As observed in Smiley v. Kansas, where the breadth of the act was criticized, 'Unless appellant can show that he himself has been wrongfully included in the terms of the law, he can have no just ground of complaint.' The same principle has been often announced by this court in may cases, the last instance being in Citizens' Nat.

To add to the right of exclusive sale the authority to control all future retail sales, by a notice that such sales must be made at a fixed sum, would give a right not included in the terms of the statute, and, in our view, extend its operation, by construction, beyond its meaning, when interpreted with a view to ascertaining the legislative intent in its enactment.

But no such opt-out is included in the terms and conditions.

It was included in the terms and conditions for this year's online application.

National monuments are included in the term "System unit".

But they are written anyway, addressed to whomever the reader imagines being included in the term "the Editors," in the hopes that an answer to a difficult political problem can be pieced together.

The island of Bornholm is often included in the term.

A 2007 Harris poll asked respondents which types of error were included in the term.

Originally, only structures of at least 1,000 m in height were included in the term seamount, but today the smallest topographic features termed seamount are merely 50 100 m in height [2].