Sentence examples for terms in an from inspiring English sources

Paddick also trimmed to the right in policy terms in an effort to attract Conservatives.

Walsh would not confirm the terms in an interview with The Associated Press.

Both Ms. Silva and Mr. Viana are favored to win new terms in an election scheduled for Oct. 6.

As the recorder captured the agent's words and a lilting Guyanese accent, he laid out his terms in an easy, almost paternal style.

Merck, which plans to retain at least an 80.1percentt stake in the new company, announced the terms in an amended filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Based on that analysis, the program then fires off automated search terms in an effort to dislodge as much data as possible.

Now a group of activists has published a compendium of corruption terms in an effort to highlight the country's graft problem.

"As obvious as this may be, don't use curse words or slang terms in an effort to come across as 'authentic,'" Kerr says.

If Abbas does not run in the next elections that might open the way for Marwan Barghouti, a popular leader from Fatah who is serving five life terms in an Israeli jail.

"While it may suffice in defining pornography for purposes of regulating obscenity, 'I know it when I see it' does not provide a workable basis for defining critical terms in an injunction," the brief stated.

But as competition increases for the other terms in an advertiser's portfolio, Mr. Cassar of NetRatings said search engines could lose the chance to sell to lower bidders if they did not offer companies other ways to advertise.