Sentence examples for term in order to from inspiring English sources

"They're both a way of abusing a term in order to sell products," she said.

Single motherhood is almost nonexistent, and unmarried pregnant women rarely carry a pregnancy to term in order to place a child up for adoption.

As MI5 helpfully explains, government policy is "not to define the term, in order to retain the flexibility... to adapt to changing circumstances" – in other words, political expediency.

Corporations supported policies that might have been costly in the short term in order to strengthen the system as a whole.

Mr. Carollo had said after his wife filed for divorce last year that he would not seek another term in order to save his marriage.

First, Polk isn't actually an example of a president who sacrificed the hope of a second term in order to achieve necessary-but-unpopular reforms.

Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Feb. 21) suggests that President Bush should emulate Ronald Reagan's overhaul of his second term, in order to stem his falling poll numbers and revitalize his administration.

"It is going to force Telecom Italia to come to some sort of understanding with Opportunity in the short term, in order to later make a decision whether to sell or buy Brasil Telecom".

We've got fantastic, iconic brands and we're not going to obviously do anything short-term in order to manage the immediate cost issues there".

We need to promise to resettle a far bigger number in the long-term in order to persuade them to stay put in the short term.

But, until that point we're relying on bravery from firms willing to disrupt the norm, go against the grain and potentially give up a little in the short-term, in order to benefit in the long-term.