Sentence examples for terms was passed from inspiring English sources

A year ago an attempt to set out Icesave settlement terms was passed by the parliament but the president, Ólafur Grímsson, refused to sign it into law in the face of widespread popular opposition.

The terms were passed in April after the eight appeared in court several times.

Ground truth flow out (via white arrows) of the observatory, model source terms are passed (via blue arrows) between the partners, and products are passed back (via red arrows) to the observatory.

GO terms were passed through REVIGO to prune redundant terms with a semantic similarity of 0.5, 0.7 or 0.9, depending on the length of the GO term (Supek et al., 2011).

Moving on to user experience, this term is passed around but seldom gets maximized.

Mr Suwicha is the first person to be convicted under a law that carries a five-year jail term and was passed by a military-appointed legislature.

FDR's problem was that he kept getting reelected so often that a constitutional amendment on presidential term limits was passed.

Senegal's legislation, which provides stiff fines and jail terms for offenders, was passed after hearings in which village women lobbied Parliament for support to abolish the practice.

By the end of the hearing, the mayor is expected to sign the term-limits legislation, which was passed by the City Council, into law.

Not surprisingly, the term limits law, which was passed in a citywide referendum in 1993, has always been unpopular among most Council members.

Democrats had embraced some of those changes in their own long-term F.A.A. reauthorization bill, which was passed earlier this year by the Senate.