Sentence examples similar to term to that from inspiring English sources

He said that the party was "committed to the two per cent target" - referring to Nato's target of counties spending two per cent of GDP on defence - but then would not be drawn on the question of whether a Conservative government beyond the general election would commit long-term to that target.

Mousing over any word in the cloud shows related terms to that as well.

The reflection from a short-circuited line can be described in similar terms to that from an open-circuited line.

I am still trying to come to terms with that.

There is a degree of membership for each linguistic term that applies to that input variable.

These terrorists use that term to try to build legitimacy.

Eager to start, the Brumleys agreed to terms that gave them only 2% of the company.

Mr. Schwarzenegger was re-elected in 2006 to a term that is to run until January 2011.

I think he's come to terms with that.

I'd totally come to terms with that.

He came to terms with that.