Sentence examples for termed so from inspiring English sources

The only agreements revealed by the evidence which could be termed so "exclusive" as to merit scrutiny under the Section 1 Rule of Reason test are the agreements Microsoft signed with Compaq, AOL and several other OLSs, the top ICPs, the leading ISVs, and Apple.

The laws were termed so because they encapsulate phenomena largely independent of the people, the organisations and the domains involved in the evolution of the E-type systems studied.

The constitution allows for only two terms, so he is pressing parliament to change it.

The other four got prison terms so short that two are already free.

The decision was the fourth 5-to-4 decision of the term so far.

But Amazon has agreed to those terms so far only with one publisher, Macmillan.

We need oil, gasoline and energy in the long term, so let's manage them accordingly.

But if the euro will have to wait for the third term, so be it.

(The Defense Department also hires many contractors, but for shorter terms, so the risk is less).

"We're building Jewish community for the long term, so it's all about fit".

If supermarkets press their suppliers into offering better terms, so what?