Sentence examples similar to sets term from inspiring English sources

"Tournament of Shadows" deals with a region where nature, not mankind, sets terms.

Typically the IMF sets terms for all policymakers in a programme country.

The algorithm models the large data sets, termed cloud data, using a unified, non-redundant triangular mesh.

This operation divides the input reads into disjoint sets, termed contigs.

He has no set term of office.

No wonder they set term limits for the president.

"But at the moment the Government doesn't set term and holiday dates.

The difference between a life sentence and lengthy set term is more symbolic than substantive, noted one scholar.

Also sometimes discussed is the idea of a set term for popes, say 10, 12, or 15 years.

Like fixed-rate loans, the HELOC has a set term.

A bill would also give ministers the power to intervene in setting term dates.