Conceptualising it in simple terms, for example "let me help my family, let me see them again", would be sufficient.
Putting the impact of saving energy in human terms, for example, can help to encourage other staff to conserve energy.
The effect of benefits going down in real terms, for example, has yet to come," he said.
In his 227-page report, Waterson stated that the secondary sites "may reward power sellers … with better terms, for example, early payment".
Increasingly, borrowers also seek her aid in modifying loan terms (for example, decreasing the principal payments and extending the maturity date) to cope with setbacks.
The many variations within the style are usually distinguished by the use of chronological or geographical terms (for example, early, high, Italian, International, and late Gothic).
These loans have more favorable terms; for example, payment on principal does not begin until six months after a student leaves college.
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Care from both parents also helps girls and boys to question gender stereotypes that so limit what they think they can do in terms, for example, of future careers.
Remember these time-honoured terms, for example: the Age of Reason, the Enlightenment, Deism (in which the universe moves along, smooth as clockwork, without any need for the intervention of a personal god).
Most addressed some of the worst excesses of previous years — limiting the president to two four-year terms, for example, to avoid another president staying in office 30 years as Mr. Mubarak did.
