Sentences with phrase «usual term»

As usual this term, the Blues didn't know what to do after scoring.

* Deceased ** Elected but resigned due to change of employment outside of Veterinary Technology Education *** Longer than usual term because of resignation of President

As you bump into not so usual terms and requirements, you have to understand them better.

There are battles on numbers, battles on returns, battles on all the usual terms.

Behind the scenes, the Fed encouraged banks to continue to lend on their usual terms.

I am a very religious person, but I am certainly not any of the usual terms you athiests accuse against religion, such as intolerant, greed, hate, discrimination, etc..

In his «Nuclear War and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ» (Old Time Gospel Hour, 1983), Jerry FaIwell says that the Russians (the usual term used by dispensationalists) will invade Israel, and their forces will be annihilated «on the mountains of Israel.»

The usual terms — «spectators» or «fans» — suggest a gawking rabble, unbecoming of an institution as distinguished as Augusta National.

Science during the Middle Ages was essentially a theoretical subject and a branch of philosophy, hence the usual term of natural philosophy.

The usual term for someone who is not a Latter - Day - Sain't as being a «non member».

However, his usual term is «the servant» of the Lord; as it is used in a group of short lyrics (usually limited to Isa.

Political agency for some disabled people can not be conceived in the usual terms of (Habermasian) deliberation or the (Rawlsian) giving of publicly - intelligible reasons.

The Great Sejm of the Polish - Lithuanian Commonwealth took four years - twice the usual term - and newly elected deputies simply joined the old ones instead of replacing them, effectively doubling the...

If you have ever stopped eating one or two foods in the attempt to identify a food or food group that triggers your arthritis (the usual term is «elimination diet») and been frustrated (most people are), you will find that Mansfield's method is MUCH different (and MUCH more effective) than this approach.

As in any usual term paper.

That is not always the case, and a good agent or author's association may be able to get you better than usual terms.

If one publisher insisted on the agency model, selling Stephen King's books for $ 9.99, they would make more money per sale, but lose more over the long run because another publisher would offer their books under the usual terms, letting the retailer set the price.

That's one of the biggest benefits of renters insurance in Columbia — because it travels with you, it offers personal property and liability coverage wherever you are, subject to the usual terms and conditions of the policy.

Rather than think of interest rates over 30 years — the usual term for a mortgage — it might be best to consider a shorter period.

As well as the usual term deposit options, this CD product also has unusually long ones.

These terms are often presented in their own category, and they sometimes add a few extra months to the usual term lengths.

Simply make your selection, and once you head to the checkout area just enter the voucher Code: «3DSXLSAVE» Usual terms and conditions apply, the voucher only being redeemable against new handhelds, with the offer expiring on 30th June 2013.

If we think of identity in the usual terms of religion or nationalism, some examples of these mythological narratives include the -LSB-.....]

If we think of identity in the usual terms of religion or nationalism, some examples of these mythological narratives include the King James Bible or the story of George Washington cutting down a cherry tree.

Under - exposed and emerging are the usual terms, but unfamiliarity lends some freshness to the exhibition.

Instead of viewing creativity in the usual terms, Yes, No, Maybe reveals the sequence of choices, detours, revisions — and, yes, mistakes — behind the creation of a work of art.»

If someone proposed an action, the usual term of art was the «right of reply».

``... where a customer draws a cheque which causes an account to go into overdraft, the customer, by necessary implication, requests the bank to grant the customer an overdraft of the necessary amount, on its usual terms as to interest and other charges.

The usual term lasts for the duration of a particular economic activity or for a given period of time.

That's one of the biggest benefits of renters insurance in Columbia — because it travels with you, it offers personal property and liability coverage wherever you are, subject to the usual terms and conditions of the policy.