Sentence examples for term under which from inspiring English sources

Fowling is the general term under which the hunting of all birds is included.

Epilepsy, then, is an umbrella term under which many seizures fall.

Getting down to the very basics and recognizing that members of her audience might fall anywhere on the spectrum of knowledge of the LGBTQ community, Huckel said that "queer" is an umbrella term under which numerous identities may reside.

Chelsea Through Oct. 11 American vernacular, a catchall term under which might be lumped low-end architecture, kitschy roadside phenomena and artifacts of rural-urban nostalgia, has been a theme for several generations of photographers.

We've got an 'army of occupation', which used to be considered a bad thing, but which is the precise term under which the forces are registered at the UN.

For some companies, corporate citizenship or corporate responsibility is an umbrella term under which environmental initiatives lie; in others, the term sustainability includes everything from emissions reductions to supply chain management.

Kuzmin refused to specify the terms under which she could stay in Germany.

I think it was really important the government understood the terms under which we are engaging".

Many are tightening the terms under which they offer money, even to buyers with good credit.

Those were the terms under which the American president stepped into Kosovo.

• Get the insurer to put in writing the terms under which your cover has been extended.