However, the brochure often does not contain the price or critical terms of the waiver, especially the hour at which coverage ceases.

They also include definitions of critical terms used in the instrument.

The article led to the popularization of "radical chic" as a critical term.

Reticent, and uncomfortable when talking about the meaning of photographs in critical terms, he taught primarily by example.

It depends, in part, on what you mean by irony, which has become a critical term of nearly infinite elasticity.

The term "critical" in this context is not meant in a negative sense; rather it outlines a process of thinking.

But he never endorsed the critical term widely used to describe his style of portraiture.

They would examine them in critical terms and using the good of the community as support, discuss choices and possible outcomes.

Only three directives are being summarised by the European left, and in fairly critical terms.

Scott points out that the uses of three critical terms in both science and law are completely divergent.