Sentence examples for the same terms apply from inspiring English sources

And, in any case, if they could, shouldn't the same terms apply to pets?

The same terms apply in adoptions: parental leave can be taken up to the fifth anniversary of the adoption placement, or the child's 18th birthday if that is sooner.

In the next fiscal year, the same terms apply, but the conservancy would get an additional 50 cents for each $1 it raises beyond $5 million, with a $2 million cap in the city's subsidy.

If churches and seminaries prepare ecclesiastical leaders, teachers, and intellectuals, monasteries may train people to whom the same terms apply but with a difference: at least into the 20th century, the monk or nun was usually thought to be more radical and less compromising than the ecclesiastic or church functionary.

The same terms apply to people with passports from Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.

That conversation led Schultz to formulate his concept of human capital, which he concluded could be studied by using the same terms applied to nonhuman capital.

In Brazil, capital market intermediaries are considered financial institutions, the same term applied to banks.

The same term applies to such mixtures containing a substantial percentage of sand, provided that they still display cohesive properties.

The same term applies both for biological activities and physicochemical properties.

Though RIM also describes the screen as "multi-touch"–the same term often applied to the iPhone's highly responsive touchscreen a brief Forbes.com test found that the Storm didn't react as intuitively as the iPhone to finger panning and scrolling.

In many cases, chiefly among the northern Carib, slavery had primarily an economic function: the captives form a servile group known as peito the same term applied to a fiancé during the period in which he is obliged to work for his future father-in-law.