Sentence examples for the the terms from inspiring English sources
Similar rights, which China must begin granting under the the terms of its new membership in the World Trade Organization, will be extended to other banks soon, as the country gradually opens one of the most sensitive sectors of its economy to international competition.
According to data provided by the company at my request, between the start of 2010 and mid 2017, last year saw the highest annual count for death notices with the the terms "LGBT" and "transgender".
Trying to find something the size of a marble dozens of miles away that's moving faster than sound is nearly impossible and therefore the planes are kind of "invisible," but nevertheless government wonk sticklers often use the the terms "low observable" or "reduced radar cross-section" to refer to stealth.
The the terms 'practice/policies' were culturally translated in France and Norway, but literally in Sweden and Netherlands.
The terms of the race were simple.
"They explain the terms of the financing.
The murderers are dictating the terms.
The terms of the settlement remain undisclosed.
The terms of the loan humiliated Ireland.
The terms of the transaction are unknown.
The terms refer to the chemicals.
