Example sentences of "in [det] terms " in BNC.
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| 31 | It is extraordinary that an employee of that body is allowed to write publicly in such terms . |
| 32 | A mission statement is a simple expression of the aims of a business in such terms as : " to operate as a profitable , medium-sized civil engineering contractor in Gammashire . " |
| 33 | ( i ) a certificate of good standing from each of the applicant 's home law societies , bars , chambers or courts ( as appropriate ) in such terms as the Law Society may from time to time specify ; |
| 34 | Fifty years ago most people would not have thought of RE in such terms . |
| 35 | Therefore , the unwillingness of policemen to define their role in these terms does not show itself in a failure to perform these duties but as a judgement that it is ‘ really ’ the work of others . |
| 36 | It is in these terms that we find sodomy lurking in the cultural histories of the deviants in early modern England , and in a way which throws light on the persistence today of the connection between political and sexual subversion , and the condensation/displacement of social crisis into sexuality . |
| 37 | If we talked of society in these terms , Marx argued , we could never appreciate that the phenomena to which the terms referred were themselves only the product of a more fundamental social process . |
| 38 | Mary Douglas has dealt with this extensively in Purity and Danger , where , amongst other sources , she looks at the Book of Leviticus in these terms . |
| 39 | Nevertheless , an instinct for splendour and the ability to give their kingdom importance were actually still far more fundamental aspects of Renaissance monarchy than the colder , more cautious approach of a Henry VII or Elizabeth , or even a Philip II ; and in these terms , the achievement of the Scottish monarchy can indeed be described as remarkable . |
| 40 | Scotland 's lot was , in these terms , woeful indeed . |
| 41 | But first , something has to be said about consciousness and intentions , because in everyday life we interpret our own behaviour in these terms , and it seems natural to do the same for animals . |
| 42 | Young people are almost as likely as their elders to respond in these terms . |
| 43 | John Wesley discussed faith in these terms when he compared it to a ‘ spiritual sense ’ in his Earnest Appeal to Men of Reason and Religion : |
| 44 | There is a greater recognition among philosophers that belief in God 's existence does not need to be justified in these terms , and that theologians themselves do not seek to provide such justification . |
| 45 | If we publish an article in these terms , we would dishearten not only the workers but their supporters also . ’ |
| 46 | It may seem odd to begin a description of Roland Michell with an excursus into the complicated relations of Blackadder , Cropper and Ash , but it was in these terms that Roland most frequently thought of himself . |
| 47 | But I do see you were n't thinking in these terms . |
| 48 | We fit into the latter category in these terms , but not in our own . |
| 49 | Esther refused to think in these terms , and insisted that she would be able to manage in her home as it was . |
| 50 | The primary significance of stating the duty in these terms has to do with the form of caring or treatment the doctor provides . |
| 51 | The bureau managers today would be pleased if their task could be described only in these terms . |
| 52 | The need to think in these terms , and to build in systematic and continuous assessment of progress , is an unexpected by-product of the legislation , and probably a bonus . |
| 53 | In the 1980s it has been acknowledged that the importance of formal ( tripartite ) arrangements at ‘ peak ’ levels has been reduced — indeed it is now often suggested that Britain was always less ‘ corporatist ’ in these terms than countries such as the Federal Republic of Germany , Austria and Sweden . |
| 54 | In these terms , the purpose of education is to enable the individual to lead a fulfilling and productive life . |
| 55 | Viewed in these terms this new development is revolutionary and the logical extension of making information skills a central component of the curriculum casts doubt upon the success of the new development . |
| 56 | Moreover , the characteristics of the initial area suggest that the ‘ success ’ of its regeneration can be best assessed in these terms . |
| 57 | In these terms LDDC has clearly outshone MDC . |
| 58 | In these terms , the marriage , rather than some aspects of it , is defensive . |
| 59 | Clive and Rose Greenacre 's initial commitment could be seen in these terms , Rose in effect saying , ‘ Keep me safe , let me cling ’ , Clive continuing to allow her to do so despite his irritation . |
| 60 | He picked up the desserts and hurried into the room , addressing the table in these terms , Eva becoming more furious until an intense discussion broke out about the importance of intuition in the breakthrough stage of science . |