Sentence examples for term which are from inspiring English sources
This was was just one of dozens of similar contests -- often with much higher stakes -- that take place in Albany during a four-year term, which are coincided by a flurry of donations to the incumbent governor.
Lawyers, prosecutors and defendants involved in white-collar cases throughout the country have closely followed the sentencing of Mr. Olis since details of his potential prison term, which are usually kept secret, were revealed in court filings by his lawyers this month.
The report also mentions caesarean sections before full term, which are not always medically needed, as a reason for increasing premature baby rates.
These studies are designed to provide possible compound-related fetal changes near term, which are usually classified into malformations or variations.
Observe that the AMF does not require the on-line inversion of the matrix and the computation of the extra term, which are necessary to implement the SD decision statistic.
where C(p) is the confidence term and D p) is the data term, which are defined as C ( p ) = ∑ q ∈ Ψ p ∩ Ω C ( q ) Ψ p, (13).
"They don't think it's too long term, which is nice," he added.
In the short term (which is what he deals in), Mourinho appears Woodward's safest bet.
"It's an evocative term which is also provocative and is used too freely for the wrong reasons.
Of course I'm mad, but then madness is a term which is getting much overused at present.
They'll basically just have to be doing intensive English and maths lessons for the first term, which is ridiculous.
