Sentence examples for term pass from inspiring English sources

Or not, and Google gets a long term pass to transition Yahoo's remaining advertisers over to their own platform plus a hefty termination fee if Yahoo gets sold off at some point.

You ask a good question, but here is what I would say: If Reagan was really such an abolitionist, why did the first term pass - when there were many opportunities before Gorbachev - to get agreement on a nuclear weapons treaty.

Our second approach to gaining new insights into disease phenotypes was to identify putative selective sweeps, which we term PASS regions, that were unique to individual strains and may have been retained during the derivation of these disease models.

In the spring term, passing grades (A, B, C) appear on the transcript while non-passing grades are again not recorded.

The term passes no judgment.

A two-year jail term passed in absentia for corruption awaits him in Thailand.

Half a term passed in the ritual frenzies of gossip and competition.

The term passed into Arabic (with the definite article "al" in front of the noun) and was introduced into Moorish Spain.

At the start of the fall term, passes will be given to all New York City schools for distribution.

Mr. Obama bested the chamber in the first two years of his term, passing health care legislation and an overhaul of financial regulations over the group's heated opposition.

A term passed and I knew I had to do something – I didn't want to waste my university experience being miserable.