Sentence examples for received the term from inspiring English sources

"We had a basic financial framework, but from the moment we received the term sheet on Feb. 19, we had questions," he said.

These three streams have brought along a number of techniques, technologies, and usage patterns that at present converge, and the result is what has received the term "Web 2.0".

Participants in arm A first received the term 'abnormal cells', while participants in arm B received the term 'pre-invasive breast cancer cells'.

In this report, we include under the commonly accepted term PRC, both Brodmann area (BA)35 and BA36, although only BA35 received the name of PRC originally, while BA36 received the term of ectorhinal cortex (Brodmann 1909).

If so, was it helpful in clarifying why you received the terms you did?

The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission, which operates the Metrodome, the Twins' home field, put off a vote on the settlement yesterday until it received the terms in writing.

"We have asked for, but have not yet received, the terms" of the settlement, said Donald Remy, the N.C.A.A.'s chief legal officer, "so we cannot comment further".

After negotiations were completed, the British Government received the terms and the British North America Act 1949 was subsequently passed by the British Parliament and given Royal Assent.

However, more women in arm A ('abnormal cells' first term) indicated they would feel more concerned if given the alternative term ('pre-invasive breast cancer cells') compared to women in arm B who received the terms in the opposite order (67% arm A vs 52% arm B would feel more concerned, p=0.001).

"One thing that will make it much easier for the Premier League to define our precise involvement in the commission is when we receive the terms of reference, details of the secretariat and a timetable".

Israeli officials say that the deal, which includes security and diplomatic benefits for Israel, will not be taken to the cabinet until Israel receives the terms in writing from Washington.