Sentence examples for terms for use from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the signing of the agreement here, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar called it the most important adjustment to rules on the Colorado River since the 1944 treaty between the two countries that set the terms for use of the river's water.

We can also define lag in more general terms for use of an original observation at time t as lag_ at_ useleft o,tright) = t-{o}_t.

This necessity of value-laden selection of concepts and terms for use in a general theory of social realities such as law is evidenced in the work of Max Weber, prophet of "value-free" social science.

The Baker shot produced so many unusual phenomena that a conference was held two months later to standardize nomenclature and define new terms for use in descriptions and analysis.

Finding appropriate search terms for use in health databases was problematic.

This is a set of standard terms for use in hospitals, electronic patient records, and so on [ 4].

But Amtrak still had to negotiate the terms for using tracks it did not own.

The announcement, however, was the first to articulate the terms for using the base, once a staging ground for Soviet troops occupying Afghanistan.

Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, said also "denounced" the ad "in the strongest possible terms", for using "contemptuous and historically anti-Semitic tropes".

Since the attacks last month on New York and Washington, Saudi officials have clarified the terms for using the Saudi air base where American, British and French forces operate, limiting the foreigners to enforcing Security Council resolutions against Iraq.

This is not a term for use, even privately.