Sentence examples for terms of ending from inspiring English sources

Mao's "liberation" of Tibet is perceived in terms of ending its medieval serfdom and theocracy.

Kenya is now leading the way in terms of ending FGM.

She says there are aspects of the bill that run contrary to what the government achieved in terms of ending child detention.

We are on the crest of a wave at the moment in terms of ending FGM in the UK and we cannot afford to lose momentum".

"In terms of ending fears of a financial system crisis, this is probably not the beginning of the end, but the final step," Richard Jerram, economist for ING, wrote in a report on Wednesday.

The task force's report criticized the Clinton administration's policy of isolating the Sudanese government in Khartoum, asserting that while that policy was "grounded in moral outrage over the conduct of the war," it achieved little in terms of ending the war or easing suffering.

Officials pledged to reduce bear farming further over the next 15 years, with a long-term goal of ending the practice.

Although all athletes judge their efforts in terms of end product, perhaps more worrying for Sampras than his diminishing returns is the manner of his defeats.

But there was little in terms of end-product and a draw was coming until a corner was won with four minutes left.

"In terms of end-of-life care, they found that about 40 per cent of the hospitals were inadequate," says Simon Chapman of the National Council for Palliative Care.

Since he defines moral action in terms of ends and puts great stress on happiness, Cumberland has sometimes been called the father of English utilitarianism.