Sentence examples for key term for from inspiring English sources

Key term for my purposes: "wordless".

"Secure property rights" is a key term for the Cato Institute and others on the right of the American political spectrum — nothing could be more important to a libertarian.

They believed that languages were the creature of what Johann Gottfried Herder called "reflection"—a key term for Taylor which meant that language was the product of society, or of the "communion" between individuals of which society is composed.

There are several clear steps forward, several hesitations and compromises, and several areas on which he was silent, waiting for the concept of "discernment" (a key term for the Jesuit Bergoglio) to mature within the church.

The Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) will be used to assign a key term for each event based on the information provided by the investigator.

DOMINOES: Make cards to appear like large dominoes, where, on the right side of one domino is a key term, for example, "Large body of salt water between Europe and the Americas", and on the left side of another domino it will say "Atlantic Ocean".

Shire's work, thus, provides some of the key terms for interpreting Beyoncé's work.

RREQ and RREP are the key terms for route request and route reply respectively.

Also, frequent combinations of certain key terms, for instance "jew" and "communism," can reveal a fixation with a certain idea.

Limitations and possibilities for using key terms for automated assessment and visual representation of community knowledge are discussed.

Second, "in selecting key terms for aesthetic theory we ought to stay as close as convenient to ordinary use" (p. 300).