Sentence examples for the terms that apply from inspiring English sources

They start: "Your agreement with us consists of these General Terms and Conditions ("General Terms") and any Additional Conditions (the General Terms and the Additional Conditions are together the ("Terms")) that apply to any product/service that you have and which are described in the Terms".

It's breaking down all the terminologies; all the terms that apply to different genres are being torn asunder".

In the UK the term "bankruptcy" only applies to individuals, while insolvency is the term that applies to companies.

Asana has tried to loosen the handcuffs by changing the standard terms that apply to the company's new stock options.

This begins with keeping a record of the licensing terms that apply to the open source software you're using — including subcomponents and dependencies.

The hospital was not named in the bill, but was described in terms that apply to only one hospital in the United States, the Regional Medical Center at Memphis.

First, one might take work on non-visual modalities as translating what we have learned from the visual case into terms that apply to other modalities.

Kuhn criticized Popper for characterizing "the entire scientific enterprise in terms that apply only to its occasional revolutionary parts" (Kuhn 1974, 802).

"You can't look at those pictures and say that what was visited upon George Zimmerman was not evidence of ill will, spite and hatred," Mr. O'Mara said, using legal terms that apply to the second-degree murder charge.

Emptiness is an especially efficient marker of self-exploded holism, the term that applies most easily everywhere and thus ultimately nowhere, allowing all other terms to do the same.

This year, that task of not forgetting is aided by the knowledge that, among the myriad of other terms that applied to King, he was — like at least two thousand six hundred Americans just this year — a victim of gun violence.