Sentence examples for of the existing term from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, the use of the existing term label is recommended and it is offered to include the terms descendants.

The main difference between these evolutionary models and the term structure consistent models is that the latter are calibrated to an estimate of the existing term structure of interest rates, whereas the former output an estimate of the term structure without reference to a term structure estimated by market prices.

Many senior Conservatives have said the UK's future membership of the EU cannot be taken for granted and will depend on a successful renegotiation of the existing terms of membership, including the return of certain powers from Brussels, prior to a public vote.

F.D.R.'s attempt to pack the court appears to have been less of a departure from the existing terms of constitutional debate than the court's recent attempt to pack itself.

The Statement, which will be based on the Principles, will replace the existing Terms of Use, Developer Terms of Service, and the Facebook Advertising Terms and Conditions.

The existing terms of use already prohibit many types of scams and require clear and accurate descriptions of offers.

They said the existing terms of the Constitution helped define Ireland as a compassionate and welcoming country.

Under the existing terms of that loan, MGM Mirage and Dubai World must make about $800 million in additional payments to access the financing.

Does one argue within the existing terms of the financial mainstream – asserting that fossils fuels are not a prudent investment – or do you attempt to challenge those existing terms, arguing that such investment is simply wrong, regardless of whether it is profitable or not?

The number of root terms has increased from 5 to 16 and the depth of each CV has been augmented by the addition of both new terms and the improved definitions of existing term.

Whether by increasing the awareness of health professionals regarding the understanding of existing terms the language gap can sufficiently be addressed, or whether health professionals and lay people need to co-develop new terms is an area of further research.