Sentence examples for terms and to from inspiring English sources

Another objective of the present paper is to describe, in simple terms, and to illustrate the fundamental properties of NNMs.

Only Putin is drawing the anti-missile issue, on his own terms, and to the U.S. detriment.

He promises to renegotiate the terms and to hold a referendum on the issue if he wins the next election.

To achieve real safety, we must press our leaders to stop thinking so exclusively in militaristic terms and to pursue diplomatic initiatives.

He and Gen. Louis Botha combined to oppose the high commissioner Alfred Milner's narrow interpretation of the peace terms and to insist on Boer rights.

Hedge funds appear prepared to push for both the most aggressive terms and to be the actual one making the deal.

When we think about poverty, however, there is a tendency to think in material terms – and to try to solve it in purely material terms.

Neo-Kantian influence led him to eliminate from his thought all psychological terms and to follow strictly the path of logical thinking to the end.

The new Communist government was eager to prove that it could compete with the West on its own terms and to reach out diplomatically to other Communist nations.

A national referendum in 2001 amended the constitution to allow for unlimited presidential terms and to extend each term from five to seven years.

To describe those films in such terms and to suggest that "Entre les Murs" extends their themes by focusing on a man who labors in the service of the state makes them sound drier and more schematic than they are.