Sentence examples for terms applies to from inspiring English sources
The answer, stripped to its baldest terms, applies to everyone: he is human, which means he is born to know suffering and to die.
It also does have a choice of forum clause that selects New York as a non-exclusive forum for disputes and is governed by New York law, no specific language providing for specific performance – but no bar, either – and a limitation on "special" damages that, by its literal terms, applies to the actual credit facility and the debt commitment letter itself.
Do these terms apply to wages or just prices?
Restrictions and additional terms apply to use of a Standard Merlin Annual Pass.
And, in any case, if they could, shouldn't the same terms apply to pets?
In the first place, many theoretical terms apply to observables (spectroscope is an example).
2. These Terms apply to advertisements on theguardian.com/australia, observer.theguardian.com/australia and the Guardian Ad Network ("Websites") (together "Advertisements").
The revised terms apply to two licenses that have yet to be sold, as well as two bought last year by France Télécom and Vivendi Universal.
It is variously described as crowdsourcing, the wisdom of crowds, collective intelligence and peer production — and these terms apply to a range of practices.
Half the MPs in parliament would be on the streets if these stringent terms applied to them, but the double standard does not trouble our leaders.
The platform already bans ads in sites that show "misleading or illegal" content, and the update makes clear that those terms apply to fake news sites as well.
