Sentence examples for terms amount from inspiring English sources

His union says some foreign drivers' bonded terms amount to modern slavery.

WaMu's terms amount to a premium to managed loans of about 17.2%.

The demography-dependent term of equation (7) sums to CHF 2, whereas the independent terms amount to CHF 93.

This would, in broad terms, amount to freezing the conflict as is.

"Eliminating citizenship by birth on Canadian soil would be a hysterical response to a handful of cases that, in statistical terms, amount to a rounding error," reads a 2014 press release from the BC Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA), which has repeatedly tried to quash the notion that Canada's citizenship laws are being taken advantage of by throngs of non-Canadians.

Two 12 week terms amount to 24 weeks a year out of 52 weeks.

He argues that the bail-out and its overly onerous terms amounted to an illegal taking of private property.

He argued that its terms amounted to a surrender to the FARC and would enable the leftist political phenomenon he calls "Castrochavismo" to take over Colombia.

But the military refused, put him on trial and sent him to a military prison for repeated terms, amounting to six months.

After the defeat of the French armies, however, they felt that the German terms amounted to aggrandizement at the expense of the French people.

In what, in evolutionary terms, amounted to no time at all, several species of New Zealand's native ducks, a couple of flightless rails, and two species of flightless geese were gone.