Sentence examples for regardless of terms from inspiring English sources

Regardless of terms used, researchers collectively acknowledge the value of using students' ideas for effective teaching and learning (Meltzer and Thornton 2012).

The investor's fear, which we share, is that the excessive focus on valuation, regardless of terms, can be significantly damaging over time — not just to the founder, but to his team and all the prior shareholders, including seed and venture investors.

' if terms and conditions at every level of medicine in Ireland are not changed soon, people will settle overseas, have children, etc. and won't bother applying to return to Ireland regardless of terms.

Terminations of pregnancy are included regardless of term.

Moreover, the noteholders would likely have the leverage to negotiate a conversion into equity on terms satisfactory to them regardless of the terms of the note.

One would be highly concerned if one went to court only to find that the judge had entered into some form of agreement with the other side, almost regardless of its terms.

A The general rule is that if a tenant has an animal that has been living openly in the apartment — the water bowl in full view, for example — and if a landlord hasn't objected within 90 days, the tenant can keep the pet, and any replacement pet, for the duration of the tenancy, regardless of the terms of the lease.

Update (4 05pm PT 1/29): Department of Homeland Security secretary John Kelly issued a release declaring that lawful permanent residents will be granted entry regardless of the terms of the orders, since it's in the national interest.

Over time, these companies have intentionally whittled away their user protections, knowing that societal shifts and expectations would force consumers to participate and use their products, regardless of the terms and conditions agreed to.

All model covariates retained significance regardless of other terms retained in each model, and contributed to model fit, according to Akaike information criterion (AIC).

The purpose of the taxonomy is to make it possible for computer algorithms to index textual information about all tumors regardless of the terms used to describe particular tumors.