Sentence examples for terms through the from inspiring English sources

In February it bought $10 billion-worth of Dubai's bonds on soft terms through the UAE's central bank.

The era when it could dictate trade terms through the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and its predecessors certainly belongs to history.

The IFS figures are stark on the dispersion of British society in income terms through the Thatcher era, and this had a knock-on effect on poverty as it is typically measured.

"What we as whites must do," he declared, "is reassert our identity and our solidarity, and we must do so in explicitly racial terms through the articulation of a racial consciousness as whites".

The terms of that freedom are set in stark documentary terms, through the ominous and oppressive presence of the Wall, which, of course, didn't keep Westerners out but kept residents of the East in.

In Locke's view, therefore, a major function of philosophical inquiry is the analysis of the meanings of terms through the identification of the ideas that give rise to them.

Solutions are presented in terms of through-the-thickness variations of strains, stresses, and displacements.

These movements and preoccupations, rather than measurement science as such, were the things that configured the terms through which the patients' view was pursued and ultimately remade.

Mr. Rosenthal is still scheduled to serve out his term through the end of 2008.

Whoever wins the Sept. 13 special election would serve out the rest of Mr. Weiner's term, through the end of 2012.

Will and people: rejecting the merely "formal" conceptions of democracy that disguise our status quo, an actively democratic politics will think one term through the other.