Sentence examples for terms or from from inspiring English sources

The commission fined Ameritech $1.5 million for violating a state law that bans a phone company from making a false or misleading statement on rates or terms or from charging customers for service they did not request.

Biological process designation was determined from either direct GO biological process terms or inferred from GO molecular function terms curated from the Flybase database http://flybase.org/.org/

Decidual and placental tissue was obtained at term or from elective terminations of normal pregnancies between 6 and 12 weeks gestation.

This is followed by a list of six terms or phrases from which four are to be chosen for short answers in one hour.

Data: Any data that the participant had available on the size of the medical tourism market, either in global/national terms or numbers from their institution.

Institutions may wish to pre-process files to delete specific words, terms, or character strings from the original file.

Never copy terms or privacy statements from other sites.

We want to have a referendum on new terms or even an exit from the EU.

Evaluations will be completed weekly from enrolment up to 32 weeks' GA, then fortnightly until term, or discharge from the Royal Women's Hospital.

Yet, having interviewed most of the existing Redgraves, I find that they themselves either reject the term or flee from it.

Mental shortcuts, which can feel like the best decision in the moment but may not always be right for the longer term, or free from personal bias.