Sentence examples for terms in local from inspiring English sources

The deal is expected to reduce cost for businesses, as they will be able to settle trade terms in local currency.

"Tensions are so high that preparations for riots, if Wilson walks free, are discussed in sober terms in local and national media and on street corners," the American said in its editorial.

Chatting to some frustrated startups in Barcelona and Berlin recently, one still got the impression that VC firms, even in some major European hubs, tend to think not in global, US or broad European terms, but in local terms.

Companies wanting, say, to finance an expensive investment would ideally want to borrow long-term in local currency.

The group does, however, "have the ability to remove items that, as termed in local law, 'are offensive to public morals,' " Mr. Fromberg said.

Studies have shown an effect on the health of populations caused by long-term exposure as well as short-term 'spikes' in local air pollution levels.

As candidate keywords, it first recognizes gene and protein names, species names, drug names and Gene Ontology terms in the local context of the query occurrences.

Improving these shameful social outcomes will save the country billions, but it demands serious long-term investment in local services.

While telling us to look at a 2% council tax rise, he hopes to distract attention from the 6.7% real-terms cut in local authority budgets.

The follow up period is too short for long-term results in local control and survival.

Entry screening may lead to short-term delays in local transmission of a novel strain of influenza virus.