Sentence examples for open-ended term from inspiring English sources

'Thing' is an open-ended term and is not defined.

Mueller has a sizeable budget and an open-ended term.

There will be four written homeworks, one midterm, and one major open-ended term project.

The artist refers to his work as propositions, a deliberately open-ended term.

Latin alternative music — a purposely open-ended term — has demographics in its favor, as the Hispanic minority in the United States grows and spreads beyond established urban centers.

Greece's conservative opposition party New Democracy was not keen on Mr Papademos either; he wanted an open-ended term rather than stick to an agreed February 19th deadline for elections.Mr Venizelos threw his hat into the ring at the last moment, after running a whispering campaign against Mr Papademos.

But Murray urged them to consider the project in more open-ended terms.

At Think Tank, Steve Coll explains why the Obama Administration must speak in vague, open-ended terms about the crisis.

By The New Yorker March 2, 2009 At Think Tank, Steve Coll explains why the Obama Administration must speak in vague, open-ended terms about the crisis.

A senior official of the International Committee of the Red Cross said on Thursday that the holding of more than 600 detainees here was unacceptable because they were being held for open-ended terms without proper legal process.

It defines our most fundamental rights and protections in open-ended terms: "freedom of speech," for example, and "equal protection of the laws," "due process of law," "unreasonable searches and seizures," "free exercise" of religion and "cruel and unusual punishment".