Sentence examples for term to identify from inspiring English sources
"Special operations" is "a new term to identify a new reality" without a legal definition, presidential Human Rights Council member Sergey Krivenko told Russian news outlet RBK on Thursday.
Follow-up protocols are able, in the short term, to identify subjects at risk of developing major sequelae, however they fail to identify all children at risk of developing disorders.
Gelb (1998) used this term to identify a complex attitude.
And by that same reasoning, we'd need yet another term to identify that attack method when it's used by Israel; yet another when it's used by the U.S.; and so forth ad nauseum.
Our research, along with academic research, shows that 90% of the variability of the returns of any individuals portfolio is explained by asset allocation, so it is much more important over the long term to identify the right asset classes than it is to pick the best stocks or mutual funds.
Until I found a new term to identify with -- perhaps I was a black feminist.
Instead, they "relied on header information and used search terms" to identify the work-related ones.
The question was framed in those provocative terms to identify people who felt strongly about the environment.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) is to draw up a blacklist of "abhorrent" internet search terms to identify and prevent paedophiles searching for illegal material.
As a homework assignment students were asked to choose eight terms to identify and to write full responses to two of the essay questions.
IBM apologized Tuesday after one of its recruitment Web pages gave applicants the option of using racially insensitive terms to identify themselves.
