Ideally, disputers should seek to clearly distinguish distinct kinds (lei) of things and different bases or "starting points" for using a term.[2] Keeping these distinctions straight, they clarify the claims they are making and the things they are referring to and through this process jointly obtain knowledge.
"The strong demand for Lyft certainly bodes well for other unicorns," said Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business, using a term for start-ups valued at $1 billion or more.
Moreover, as one of Lt. Col. Abraham's colleagues noted last summer, the refusal to concede that any of the prisoners were innocent meant that, "after several detainees were found to be 'not an enemy combatant,' DoD took away that option and we had to start using the term 'no longer an enemy combatant' for those held for no apparent reason".
If they have, and if the two start using the term in their coverage, then that is a step forward.
It's just truth in advertising really," said UC student regent Jesse Bernal, who is co-chairman of a systemwide study group that recently recommended the 10-campus university start using the term.
I'll start using the term ESS now.
Mr. Kerstein holds what is known as a common-law trademark on Windows2000 by dint of having been the first to start using the term commercially in early 1996.
To make access real, financial aid (and please let's start using that term, not paternalistic English circumlocutions such as bursaries), is critical.
Brendan Buck, the top communications adviser to House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (Wis)., told his colleagues as the call began that they should start using the term.
Today I'm proposing that we start using the term container-native to refer to this notion.
So here is a proposal a friend of mine made over the weekend, to frame the basic subject itself -- start using the term "The Bush Recession".
