Sentence examples for including in terms of from inspiring English sources

There is something there for everybody on many levels, including in terms of the theory and the academic background.

"We heard about several political reforms — but the truth is we were going backwards, including in terms of civil rights".

That system (though China is now rather different) proved a failure in almost every way, including in terms of economic achievement, environmental impacts, and political values such as self-expression and democracy.

In 2011 the writer and columnist David Laufer started LMD Search, on the assumption that "Swiss banks were increasingly under pressure on all sides for tax reasons and stood to gain by settling the problem of unclaimed assets, including in terms of improving their image".

The Great Leap Forward and the consequent famine or the 10 years of the Cultural Revolution were, in purely quantitative terms, much longer and bigger (including in terms of victims) that the massacre of protesters on the night of June 3-4 1989.

It can move in many different ways, including in terms of time, place, crime type, crime target and modus operandi (Barr and Pease 1990; Hesseling 1994 Guerette and Bowers 2009).

The perforation is included in terms of a continuously distributed surface impedance, which for moderately sized holes is predominantly inertial.

The use of discount rates on results is included in terms of the EF of a baseline year, as an equivalent to the discount rate in economic terms.

And I'm writing it, yes, because the Catholic Church over the last two decades has absorbed the bulk of journalistic attention, my own included, in terms of child sexual abuse.

Livni told Palestinian negotiators in 2007 that she was against international law and insisted that it could not be included in terms of reference for the talks: "I was the minister of justice", she said.

"Chile, Argentina, etc". Livni told Palestinian negotiators in 2007 that she was against international law and insisted that it could not be included in terms of reference for the talks: "I was the minister of justice", she said.