Sentence examples for terms of and from inspiring English sources

In clause (2), the words "the terms of" and "entered into" are omitted as surplus.

Students are responsible for understanding the terms of, and ensuring compliance with, the specific requirements and/or restrictions of their external award.

The number of GB bands is rationalized in terms of and the rate of SD in the grain interior.

His new theme, "a reformer with results," allowed him to focus more sharply on his Texas record, even if the phrase seemed to define him in terms of, and in response to, Mr. McCain.

The resolution is meant to present high level goals and I think in terms of and I think you're referring to sort of like keep it in the ground.

In normal times central bank monetary policy is conducted in terms of, and best thought of in terms of, the target interest rate — and I won't have to worry about refuting the inflationary scare stories of Allan Meltzer et al. So the LM curve will go back into the drawer.

"I think we are doing our best in terms of teaching and learning and in terms of research and in terms of innovation and engagement with the community.

The former in terms of health and happiness, and the latter in terms of dollars and cents.

And in terms of creativity and leadership grooming?

"In terms of emotional and community health and self esteem.

But I think in a certain respect in terms of cost and in terms of access and in terms of information and in terms of data, there's really never been a better time to be an individual investor.