Sentence examples for relations terms from inspiring English sources

It's fair to say that in public relations terms, Purdue's reaction to the OxyContin problem has been less than successful.

Parts of the City are desperate to see him do this, perhaps as early as next spring, but some say it would not make sense in public relations terms to start rewarding shareholders so soon after the disaster and when the beaches are still being cleaned.

So far it appears as if his approach has paid off in public relations terms.

"This has been a disaster for the FA in public relations terms.

With labor protection laws loophole-ridden and courts tilting aggressively the corporate way, companies can dictate outright labor relations terms with their employees.

Hudelot et al.[ 26] present a method to compute the implementation of spatial relations terms such as right_Of, left_Of, close_to, very_close_to, external boundary and internal boundary to describe the brain cerebral.

"Public spending -- let me disdain the public relations term 'investment' -- has a great macroeconomic advantage over tax cuts," he said recently.

The authors propose that motor actions and associated sensory stimulations are tied together by lawful relations termed sensorimotor contingencies.

Relational biologists argue that the non-computability of (M,R) by Turing machines is achieved through a circular pathway of causal relations, termed closure to efficient causation[ 7].

Embedded in the paradigm of embodied cognition, the theory of sensorimotor contingencies (SMCs) proposes that motor actions and associated sensory stimulations are tied together by lawful relations termed SMCs.

In public-relations terms, the Protestants are hopeless.