Sentence examples for terms by a from inspiring English sources

By contrast, overall income tax receipts for the rest of the UK are expected to rise in real terms by a faster rate of up to 2.4% a year, it added.

O'Leary's warnings were echoed in more sober terms by a Brussels-based international airports association.

As originally conceived, AG Barr was getting the better end of the terms by a mile.

Members of the National Assembly are elected for five-year terms by a proportional representation system and can be reelected.

The other 10 are filled for two-year terms by a vote of the General Assembly, and are distributed by geographical regions.

Jay noted in her report that Rotherham council's funding between 2011 and 2016 will have reduced in real terms by a third.

So, when we factor out a-b, we are actually dividing all terms by a-b to do that.

Lyndon Johnson won his three Senate terms by an average of 40 points.

It was acquired for undisclosed terms by an Israeli education group.  .

It was acquired for undisclosed terms by an Israeli education group.

The new body consisted of fifteen Senators appointed to five-year terms by an electoral college.