Sentence examples for under that term from inspiring English sources

But most are tagged #mccann, which means that anyone searching under that term would see them, and several amounted to direct attacks.

Because the purview of CFIUS will extend to any technology defined under that term, its definition is critically important; but there is just one problem: no one knows what the hell that phrase even is.

The fact they are motivated by a belief that agents are not choosing wisely, and that by acting in certain ways we can can improve the quality of their choices is not sufficient on traditional conceptions of paternalism to fall under that term.

"Middle-class actors won't be able to survive under the terms that they have offered".

Mrs Hodge said that under the terms of his deal, Mr Byford could have been paid off with £500,000.

Steinway said that under the terms of the deal, it could remain there for up to 18 months.

This means that under the terms of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, Mr Zelaya should abstain from political declarations.

In response, Ms. Speliotis of Acorn said that under the terms of her organization's purchase of the buildings, they cannot be sold for many years.

A spokeswoman for the Louvre said that, under the terms of the deal between the French and UAE governments, the TDIC held responsibility for construction and working conditions.

It appears that under the terms of the crime and courts act many hyperlocal outfits would be deemed as "relevant publishers".

They said that under the terms of the deal, an investment manager retained by the Federal Reserve Bank would have 10 years to dispose of the assets.