Sentence examples for End of terms from inspiring English sources

Under Hollande's new law, all MPs and key figures in local administration will be required to publish their assets at the start and end of terms.

Treacy may have a point - studies have shown, for example, that levels of online security among web users tail off very quickly once a certain amount of time, money or effort is involved, and a 2011 UK survey showed that while just 7% of us read through to the end of terms and conditions, 21% have suffered as a result of failing to do so.

He then organised book tokens for those readers at the end of terms.

For most students, their loan is their predominant income, meaning that the end of terms often mark the stage where they are nearest their overdraft limit on their current account.

There was an end-of-term atmosphere.

End-of-term presentation highlights important features of their venture.

Must be covered in end-of-term doodles.

Has any government earned a worse end-of-term report?

There was an end-of-term feeling around.

End-of-term reports were two a penny this week.

Faculty Committees use summary reports in end-of-term reviews of your academic performance.