Sentence examples for the existing terms from inspiring English sources

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.

Then came the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, which forced FIFA to look for a new insurer for the 2002 World Cup after its former insurer refused to provide coverage under the existing terms.

F.D.R.'s attempt to pack the court appears to have been less of a departure from the existing terms of constitutional debate than the court's recent attempt to pack itself.

If Syriza did not commit to the existing terms, and the program lapsed, the E.C.B. would no longer be obliged to supply emergency lines of credit to Greek banks, which would consequently run out of cash.

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

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.

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.