Sentence examples for view of the term from inspiring English sources

The FBI had a broad view of the term.

It's no wonder the public has a poor view of the term "consumer".

But even in America, capitalism's spiritual home, a survey conducted in 2013 found that just 54% had a positive view of the term.

"The general public has either a neutral or fairly positive view of the term Asperger's syndrome," said Tony Attwood, a psychologist based in Australia who wrote "The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome" (Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2006).

What we've found is that some people take a very expansive view of the term, wrapping internal strategy and corporate culture into their definition.

The first display is a tree view of the term with parents and children displayed.

But this hustling move will not encourage the kind of dialogue in which each side might be open to learning something new through having their own view of the terms of the debate challenged.

The question soon arose whether, in view of the terms of the first and second sections, the grant was in praesenti and took effect on the date of the act, or rested in promise until the issue of the patent and took effect then.

Each of the panels offered me a quick view of the terms "play*" (play, playing, plays, etc.) in context and the option to explore that section of the text in further depth (see fig. 2).

Fabius' view of the terms of the deal is another important unknown.

Interactive graph and table views of the term's position in the GO as well as a page displaying all annotations to the selected term are presented.