Sentence examples for terms was based from inspiring English sources

The decision by the state Board of Prison Terms was based on the extreme gravity of the crime and a recent psychiatric evaluation noting that the man, Frederick N. Woods, had only recently accepted responsibility for the crime, said Denise Schmidt, a spokeswoman.

This time, the manual check for highly frequent terms was based on a MEDLINE indexation using the ChemSpider dictionary.

Much of that dream in economic terms was based on the Freedom Charter - the document signed in 1955 by Mr Mandela and others opposed to apartheid.

The expected loss of life, which also was valued in monetary terms, was based on 24 h averages and would be expected to be much higher in the case of a nighttime event without warning.

Assignment of GO terms was based on the 'molecular function' category, because it represents the most detailed information for annotation purposes.

Inclusion of terms was based on the probability of specialist referral of patients with such problems, and specialists' perception that they constitute part of normal surgical practice.

A theory that forces one's idea of God to be thought of in human terms is based on lowering God to a kind of human.

Dolan said his company's refusal to carry YES under the Yankee network's terms is based on the network's economics.

A key provision of a New York State law under which repeat offenders can be sentenced more harshly is unconstitutional because the longer prison terms are based on findings by judges, not juries, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.

The approach to these terms is based on a cause effect skeleton.

The computation of the inter-group regenerative source terms is based on conservative interpolation by Galerkin projection.