Sentence examples for terms to a from inspiring English sources

This state delivered two terms to a president named Clinton.

It should convert the terms to a long-term, fixed-rate and fully amortizing loan.

In hardware terms, to a blade system with 1,024 Intel 2.8GHz Xeon processors.

It's been disheartening to witness this movement try dictate such terms to a democratically elected government.

Yet we are still dictating terms to a country whose free elections are a model for its neighbors.

Wednesday's policy shift will apply those terms to a larger group and add another year of residency to the criteria.

Paradoxes of course come cheap in Asia, where embattled tradition still dictates terms to a triumphant modernity.

One method converges the implicit nonlinear terms to a small tolerance and is often referred to as nonlinearly consistent (NC).

The researchers must know the relationship between aspirin and fever, and the relationships of those terms to a disease like the flu.

With Labour back in office again from February 1974 and submitting renegotiated terms to a European referendum in 1975, he campaigned for a no vote.

Common sense suggests the US, for example, would give more generous terms to a zone of 500 million citizens than to a single country with 64 million people.