Sentence examples for meet a term from inspiring English sources

The vote meant the City failed to meet a term in Bing's Milestone Agreement with Michigan Treasurer Andy Dillon, and $10 million of funds held in escrow by the state expected to be released to the city were not.

But let's say that you're someone who never met a Terms of Service that you thought was worth reading.

These caps would be set at the level the authority deemed necessary to meet a long term politically defined target (such as a particular percentage cut in emissions by 2050).

The chief financial officer, Michael L. Conley, said McDonald's still expected to meet a long-term objective of a 10percentto15percentcent annual growth in profits through 2002 -- excluding the impact of currencies.

The EU has agreed to meet a critical short term shortfall of 1.4bn euros by using money that has been allocated to other research programmes.

That helped meet a vital short-term need, and the Perezes were thankful.

Functional endothelial coverage can also contribute towards a diminished risk of stent thrombosis and meet a requirement for long-term use of antiplatelet therapy (Ormiston and Serruys 2009).

Assuming a packet-oriented bit-interleaved coded (BIC) OFDM transmission with practical modulation and coding formats and ARQ mechanisms, power consumption of all users is minimized, provided they meet a given QoS in terms of a target GP value.

All of the profiles that do not meet a certain threshold (in terms of a given scoring function) are eliminated in this phase.

From a global health perspective, this assessment was helpful in not only meeting a short-term goal of gaining perspectives of people both within and outside the project, but also a long-term goal of obtaining buy-in and input from stakeholders to promote project sustainability within and among the hotspot regions.

It seems to be working: nearly a quarter of online daters have met a long-term partner or spouse through the sites.