Sentence examples for teras from inspiring English sources

And by combining wage insurance with TERAs, he ensures that the new system, overall, would cost no more than today's unemployment insurance.

Teras Bali (doubles from £32 B&B, terasbalisidemen.com) sits amid rice fields near Sidemen with a striking swimming pool.

In summer it moves entirely to the rooftop, known as Nu Teras.

Agustin Teras Narang, the governor of Central Kalimantan province in Borneo said his region had seen its forests protected through cooperation between local communities, regional and national government and the UN's REDD+ programme, which offers financial incentives for forest protection.

Port Melville is operated by an AusGroup subsidiary, Teras Australia, which has been asked for comment.

Pokkuri is an onomatopoeic word for a sudden bursting, while a tera or dera is a Buddhist temple.

In a paper for the Hamilton Project, a research programme at Brookings that seeks new policies for America's centre-left, Mr Kling suggests that the dole should become less like a handout from the government and more like an insurance policy that individual workers finance themselves.The idea is to give every worker an account, unsnappily called a "temporary earnings replacement account" or TERA.

It collided two streams of protons at an energy of 7 tera electron volts, three-and-a-half times the previous record.

It does not come in convenient units (evils, giga-evils, tera-evils) that can be neatly added up to produce a balance sheet of murder and mayhem.What can be said, quite clearly, is that Britain, like almost all other countries that claim to be civilised, does not criminalise investigation into its history.

Each of the four parts—Haru no yuki (Spring Snow), Homma (Runaway Horses), Akatsuki no tera (The Temple of Dawn), and Tennin gosui (The Decay of the Angel)—is set in Japan, and together they cover the period from roughly 1912 to the 1960s.

Its four separate novels, Haru no yuki (Spring Snow), Homma (Runaway Horses), Akatsuki no tera (The Temple of Dawn), and Tennin gosui (The Decay of the Angel), are set in Japan and cover the period from about 1912 to the 1960s.