Sentence examples for of any terms from inspiring English sources

The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs recommends printing out or keeping a copy of the text of any terms or policies declared by the company, online or in a catalog or displayed in a store.

Mr Cameron said he was unaware of any terms of reference governing the Met's investigation, adding: "They are able to look at any evidence and all evidence they can find".

At the start of each interview, each participant was provided with a description of the nature of the study, the topics under discussion, the questions that would be asked, and definitions of any terms used in the interviews.

These analyses gave identical results to those reported above (treating tree size, Nleaves, as categorical) in that it made no difference to the significance or otherwise of any terms in the models, and confirms the direction of the effect – that gene family trees are less balanced than species trees.

So far there is not universal agreement on any terms of the mayor's plan.

For clarity, let S o be the 720 GO terms in the final optimal feature set and S be the children terms of any children term of BP GO term, CC GO term, or MF GO term.

During the term that began last Oct. 4 and ended June 28, the court decided only 73 cases, the fewest number of any term since the early 1950's.

Thus, care is needed in reconstructing the original referent of any term.

It is difficult to think of any term in the educational lexicon so laden with negative connotations as 'positivism'positivism

The element ω serves as the denotation of any term of the form #xΦ x) where Φ is satisfied by infinitely many elements.

This is also achieved by clicking the bucket icon to the left of any term.