Sentence examples for then termed from inspiring English sources

The US once called them illegal, then termed them unhelpful, and currently regards them as "unhelpful" and "illegitimate".

Clinton first called the decision a matter of convenience and then termed it a mistake, even if doing so was not expressly forbidden.

Sponsored by Walter Raleigh, its aim was to win the English a permanent colony in what was then termed "Virginia", present-day North Carolina.

The last time the Nets played the Hawks, on March 9 in Atlanta, they played what Carlesimo then termed "as good a game as we played all year".

Confused and occasionally incapacitated by his mood swings, he was relieved to be diagnosed, in 1989, with what was then termed manic depression.

In 1951, she gave birth to a daughter, Shelley, diagnosed with what was then termed mongolism, later known as Down's syndrome.

Thus, nowadays, we essentially elect an imperial president but then term limit him or her to eight years.

If using more terms only reduced the number of irrelevant articles, then term count should not have an independent effect.

The New York City police commissioner then, Howard Safir, termed the shooting justified.

Then, decide what you will do when the trigger goes off, phrasing your behavior plan in simple, "If-Then" terms.

From the distributive property of multiplication, we know to multiply according to the FOIL method (multiplying the f irst terms, then the o utside terms, then the i nside terms, then the l ast terms).