Sentence examples for term places from inspiring English sources

In that context, sustainability's focus on the long term places it within the board's purview.

The term places the very behavior that contributes significantly to the victim's survival that much closer to being objectionable.

We do find that over the long term, places that have had longer exposure to women leaders more often see a downturn in crime rates.

A not very careful review of the transcripts of the arguments this term places Justice Kagan near the bottom of the rankings, joining Justices Ginsburg, Thomas, Alito and Sonia Sotomayor.

From the study of Brownbridge (2002), it is noted that loan term places an important element when it comes to lending issues.

The president, listing priorities for his second term, placed near the top of his agenda the expansion of federal support for faith-based institutions.

Under the constitution, the earliest presidential election we can have is four months ahead of the end of the term, placing the earliest date in July of 2013.

The term "place" also requires comment because it underscores an aspect of conservation biology that distinguishes it from ecology.

People will upload videos to Flickr for sharing mostly with friends and family, and to have a safe long term place to store them.

When a parent, child or sibling term is selected, the driller columns are redrawn with the selected term placed in the center column with its siblings, and new parent and child terms listed in the adjacent columns.

Because the money is a one-off and must be spent immediately, councils will use it largely to buy in extra services such as care agency support for people in their own homes and short-term places in residential homes.