Sentence examples for the existing term from inspiring English sources

He then coins the universally accepted term physicist, remarking that the existing term physician cannot be used in that sense.

Analog to the existing term ZEB Zero Energyy Building), a new term "Zero Energy Island" is introduced to name the same concept for islands.

The existing term 'Ecopharmacology' is too broad and not even defined in a clear manner.

If this is the case, the use of the existing term label is recommended and it is offered to include the terms descendants.

The existing term limit really disadvantages constituents, who lose the staff team their representative assembled as well as the leadership role their representative gained.

The main difference between these evolutionary models and the term structure consistent models is that the latter are calibrated to an estimate of the existing term structure of interest rates, whereas the former output an estimate of the term structure without reference to a term structure estimated by market prices.

He endorsed this idea even though city voters had twice passed the existing term-limits law in referendums.

Casting themselves as such worked for Mr. Bloomberg and his henchperson in the City Council, the speaker Christine C. Quinn, when they negated the existing term-limits law to make it possible for them to stay in office an extra four years.

They said the existing terms of the Constitution helped define Ireland as a compassionate and welcoming country.

Under the existing terms of that loan, MGM Mirage and Dubai World must make about $800 million in additional payments to access the financing.

The champions had to have the existing terms amended to have a break clause removed and were granted permission to do so by the Premier League on Wednesday.