Sentence examples for its terminology for from inspiring English sources

Iran accuses Turkey of supporting takfiris, its terminology for Sunni extremists.

"Hezbollah denied that it has sent any drone towards the atmosphere of occupied Palestine," the organization said, using its terminology for Israel, on the Web site of Al-Manar.

By 2003, the bureau was calling tin "an element of interest" — echoing its terminology for human suspects — according to disclosures culled from 9,600 pages of F.B.I. documents by The Times.

It seems that when Facebook launched Subscribe in September last year, it wanted to define its own terminology for asymmetrical following.

Syria's state-run SANA news agency described the blasts as the work of armed terrorist groups, its standard terminology for the insurgency.

(Until recently, you became a "Fan" on a company page, but Facebook has switched to "Like" as its standard terminology for internal and external pages).

In financial circles, an e-mail message circulated making fun of the government's terminology for its mission in Georgia, "Enforcement of Peace".

Given its increasing complexity, the terminology for female pelvic floor disorders needs to be updated in addition to existing terminology of the lower urinary tract.

We should be asking ourselves why the need to assess terminology for its extremity, and the way in which certain words are used on certain days, as opposed to other words on other days, has lately become something that matters so damned much.

Food and Drug Administration Structured Product Labeling (SPL) drug knowledge representation standard and its associated terminology sources for drug-intolerance (allergy) decision support in computerized provider order entry (CPOE) systems.

Each major school develops its own terminology (see for instance 'middle range theory' [ 11], theory of change [ 6] or programme theory [ 15]; or normative and causative theory [ 15] versus action and causal model [ 5].