Sentence examples for terms not to from inspiring English sources
The same day her action against the Daily Mail had been settled – on terms not to be disclosed.
But Mr Tang yesterday warned Washington in strong terms not to be tempted to meddle in the Taiwanese issue.
"It is important, as far as you can, not to use loaded terms, not to use pejorative terms, not to use terms which suggest that matters have been prejudged, and that is a freighted term," said Abbott.
Still, even in successful and ambitious post-black families, kids are taught in no uncertain terms not to take any mess from whites.
Each decided after a few terms not to seek re-election or higher office, and instead returned to the private sector by joining a Long Island law firm.
She was a Cruz supporter, but, she says, "We wanted to volunteer on our own terms, not to give in to pressure from a boss.
Besides the problem of using such a degrading term — not to mention one so closely linked to foreign imperialism — it does not apply to Venezuela.
Mr. Turner said that financially, it would be impossible in the long term not to make significant changes to social programs that affect new retirees.
He wants to manage Google for the long term, not to please short-term investors.
There is a possibility for a term not to be identified as any concept (synset) in the WordNet.
Surface coal mining permits are issued for a term not to exceed 5 years, after which the operator must request and submit a revised permit for a term renewal.
