Sentence examples for term and does from inspiring English sources

"Sympathy" is a very broad term and does not necessarily imply full-blooded support.

Unlike South Central, the South Bronx is not an official term and does not appear on maps.

Mr. Norquist rejected New York Representative Peter King's argument that the tax pledge, which Republicans are coerced into signing when they run for Congress, is only valid for that term and does not apply to an entire career.

He said that "it is not the court that asks our opinion; it is the client," and that "torture is a legal term and does not need to always have" physical or psychological aftereffects.

Fox Sports Net lured Kellerman away and created "I, Max," a heist of "Around the Horn's" intellectual property ("intellectual" is a legal term and does not describe the program), which ESPN created by ripping off its own sublime "Pardon the Interruption".

The fact that Mr. Obama has burned through four chiefs in four years — a contrast with Treasury, where Mr. Geithner stayed for the entire term and does not leave until Jan . 25 after the president's second-term inaugural — is a testament to the unique difficulties and pressures of a job that really became institutionalized only with the Nixon administration.

He finished his last term and did not seek re-election.

But campaigners said the proposal would do little to protect whales in the short term and did not compel the three countries to end whaling after 10 years.

The speedster was hurt during the third term and did not return in the 17.11 (113) to 8.8 (56) win on Saturday at the MCG.

"You can, but you need to look at some of these things and their impact on the long term and do that without the emotional element to it".

Whereas Cech has shone this term and did so again this afternoon, keeping Chelsea at bay on several occasions, his opposite number was suspect.