Sentence examples for use the terms of from inspiring English sources

To use the terms of art, Vattel was distinguishing between jus ad bellum and jus in bello.

For Kierkegaard, faith involved a collision with the understanding and a radical choice, or to use the terms of his singular best seller, life and faith demands an "Either/Or".

"The longer our members go without pay the more likely that many will look to use the terms of their contract and the Fifa regulations - the club is in clear breach of our members' contracts and players are now looking at their contractual position".

However, for simplicity, we only use the terms of 'relative frequencies' and 'conditional probabilities'.

We will use the terms of handedness and hand preference to refer to the direction of manual asymmetries for different activities; when we refer to the strength of asymmetries, we will say so explicitly.

"Now I can use the term of wanting closure.

Next the class practiced sounds -- phonics, to use the term of abuse.

We at WWF often use the term of being a 'critical friend' in our engagement with business.

"In order to avoid any kind of misleading wording, we use the term of environmental migrants".

That is branding's "aspirational" dimension, to use the term of the trade.

We henceforth use the term of river-cut for this type of analysis.