Sentence examples for terms over which from inspiring English sources

Even if there were no other impediments to an early election, such as the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act, they cannot call one without an agreement on Brexit terms over which they are split.

The translations were reviewed for accuracy by a bilingual committee, which would have discussed any challenges or terms over which there were disagreement; however, no such conflicts arose.

Republican Jim DeMint of South Carolina is exiting the Senate before his term is over, which is a win/win all around.

You may even be given the whole of your remaining mortgage term over which to clear your arrears.

Critics say the FATF has been pushing countries not only into defining terrorism financing, but terrorism itself -- a term over which there is scant international consensus.

An important initial step is developing a conceptual framework linking the mitigation policy to specific public health drivers in the near- and mid-term over which beneficial health impacts accrue.

While potentially laying the groundwork for systemic work on physical rehabilitation services in the long term, in the shorter term, over which this study was conducted, we found little evidence of systemic thinking helping to resolve the problems rehabilitation actors described facing to achieve their vision of sustainability in Somaliland.

This does not square with the long-term horizon over which many sustainability risks materialize.

Short-term rates, over which the Fed has more direct influence, have already been at nearly zero since the end of 2008.

Wednesday's agreement comes against a backdrop of long-term negotiations over which foreign forces will remain in Afghanistan after Nato's exit in 2014.

Aside from the long-term uncertainty over which outfit will win the new truck contract, Schiller and Kanders have had to learn to deal with the short-term uncertainty that comes with working for the military.