Sentence examples for the precise term from inspiring English sources

The precise term for this is collective punishment.

But Chancellor Gerhard Schroder's government has left little doubt of its determination to strengthen Russian relations, referring repeatedly to Germany's new "strategic partnership" with Russia, the precise term it also uses for ties with the United States.

We've got an 'army of occupation', which used to be considered a bad thing, but which is the precise term under which the forces are registered at the UN.

Lose Your Head nags harder, with Brien a little underused on a three-way grime hook-up ("R&G", is the precise term; with HeavyTrackerz featuring D Double E and J Hus) notable for its career-first boasting.

By prefixing the Greek adverb tēle "far away, distant" to the existing compound photography, "light writing," they create the precise term telephotography to denote the photographing of distant objects by means of a special lens.

The precise term Sacrum Romanum Imperium dates only from 1254, though the term Holy Empire reaches back to 1157, and the term Roman Empire was used from 1034 to denote the lands under Conrad II's rule.

The precise terms of Kidd's contract were unknown.

The precise terms of Ms. Shourd's release remained unclear.

headquarters in Geneva over the precise terms of China's membership.

The precise terms of this Faustian pact are yet to be revealed.

But the precise terms of the states' deal have not yet been disclosed.