Sentence examples for term beyond from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, beyond 2009, Brussels policymakers are hoping to introduce another directive on company law.

Gayle, loitering at the winger's side, crisply side-footed in a second Premier League goal of the term beyond Jakob Haugaard.

Carney's implied point is important – the core issue is about sustainability; how can artists survive in the long term beyond that initial surge of interest?

At least one organization has started a petition to extend the mayor's term beyond January, which is illegal under the city's term limit laws.

"We have no vision of where we want the E.U. to be globally in the medium term, beyond desperately defending what we have," said Mr. Youngs.

But it could become one if deficits do not fall substantially in the medium term, beyond a mere reflection of a cyclical improvement in the economy.

This phenomenon termed "beyond 12/23 rule" [ 4], preserving the TRBD gene utilization, ensures an ordered V(D J recombination at the TRB locus with the TRBD-to- TRBJ joining which occurs before the TRBV-to- TRBD gene assembly.

In the ring, the conflict unfolded in terms beyond simple racial caricature.

In "Aftershock" the comparison makes sense in terms beyond commercial success.

Only in the last years of the republic was the imperium granted for specific terms beyond one year.

It holds out the promise of one's name being spoken of in grateful and respectful terms beyond the final trump.