Sentence examples for that any terms from inspiring English sources

In a BBC interview on Monday, a senior Saudi prince warned that any terms world powers grant Iran under a nuclear deal will be sought by Saudi Arabia and other countries, risking wider proliferation of atomic technology.

It is imperative that any terms used in the development of forecasting models are heavily screened to address the complexities of the driving forces behind health-information seeking and routinely re-evaluated to account for any shifts in search behaviour which may occur [ 4].

Do not assume that any terms or conditions in your release are too simple to need explaining.

It is easy to feel so grateful for an offer that you accept any terms that are offered.

When the judge pressed him, Mr. Streeter said that any term of more than 30 years would accomplish that goal.

It was a given that any term would be served outside Connecticut because the only federal facility in the state, in Danbury, serves only women.

Here and in the sequel, we will use the convention that any term with a negative subscript is equal to naught, for example, and.

Using these sets, pre-processing was applied to both the student's input and also for any keywords that authors required for that dialog, so that any term found in a set was placed in a canonical form before comparing terms.

The database also has "live search" functionality, so that any term entered in the search box (e.g., exon, insertion, benign, or author name), will dynamically filter the displayed listing.

This means that any term which frequency in the baseline abstract collection was equal of greater than 25, 5, or 1%, accordingly to the c value chosen, was automatically excluded from the vocabulary of the group.

A severability clause, common in contracts, says that if any terms of the deal are ruled illegal, the other terms remain in effect, in this case the easement.