Sentence examples for the standard terms from inspiring English sources

The standard terms of the assistantship depend on the student's tenure in the program.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said the standard terms of the treaty do not apply in this case.

Moss is not looking for the standard terms that give him enough money to purchase a small Caribbean island.

However, the executives said, it is unlikely that the standard terms will be renegotiated and the top management of both companies remain confident the deal will be completed.

After all, the standard terms of family and relationships seem insufficient to describe the recently discovered connection between Kay Rene Qualls and DeeAnn Shafer.

But appearing alongside Lavrov, shortly after the beginning of two days of negotiations, Kerry rejected Bashar al-Assad's suggestion that he would have 30 days, under the standard terms of the chemical weapons treaty, to declare his stockpiles.

If "disabled" remains the standard term, some artists and activists resist its connotation of impairment.

Cycles per second are also called hertz (Hz); this is the standard term for the unit in frequency measurements.

Houses would be built by housebuilders, to use the standard term for the companies that buy land, win planning permission and then (sometimes) put homes on it.

The length of the contracts range from three to 10 years, with seven years being the standard term, according to the Clean Energy Regulator, which oversaw the auctions.

All three major Canadian carriers are charging $150 for the Z10 if purchasers commit to a three-year contract, the standard term for a subsidized phone in Canada.