Sentence examples for the very terms from inspiring English sources

It comes, therefore, within the very terms of the act.

At issue are the very terms "transparency and accountability".

Such an obstruction is direct by the very terms of the hypothesis.

The very terms of the order expose this claim as baseless.

The very terms "town house hotel" and "bistro" are suspect these days.

This absence of restraints is reflected as well in the very terms in which these rights and privileges are described.

Ultimately, Secularism in Question calls for rethinking the very terms that animate many of the most contentious debates in contemporary Jewish life and far beyond.

Certainly not; for the very terms of the act confine it to the ocean, where all nations have a common right, and exercise a common sovereignty.

By the very terms of the definition the offense is complete at the time of such failure.' 284 U.S., at page 148, 52 S.Ct., at page 64.

Members of the presumed inferior group frequently describe the organization in the very terms used by those who experience identity-group discrimination.

It's time for the basic solidarity of Ukrainians and Russians to be asserted, and the very terms of the conflict rejected.