Sentence examples for term adopted from inspiring English sources

These chimeras – a term adopted from Greek mythology – were only allowed to develop for 28 days.

It became a highly popular term, adopted by Ralph Nader, and other lefties too.

We're supposed to be in the age of cybernetics, a term adopted from the Greek word for helmsman.

This standard harmonizes the baseline United States copyright term with the term adopted by the European Union in 1993.

The term adopted by the media and many politicians to describe this state of affairs is "winter crisis".

"We're actually quite lucky that Fair Isle was the term adopted, because it keeps the name in everybody's minds".

But why would a president who acknowledges no mistakes in his first term adopt such a fundamental change in his second?

Likewise, companies that previously adopted proxy access, particularly those that were early adopters of proxy access, may want to revisit their bylaws and consider whether their provisions align with the terms adopted by the majority of adopters.

This data includes the terms adopted by 79 companies since we published our last Sidley Corporate Governance Report on proxy access on September 22, 2016.

The mayor, who gave many labor unions generous contracts during his first two terms, adopted a far tougher stance on union contracts and pension and health benefits.

But under terms adopted yesterday, some foods will fall under the later deadline, including doughnuts, fritters, biscuits and deep fried items that the board said were particularly hard to prepare with a trans fat substitute.