Sentence examples for Limited term from inspiring English sources

British law, state law and federal law all had similar term lengths in the founding era – when the Founders wrote "limited" their understanding of an acceptable limited term was 14 years.

A limited term could instil urgency into a commissioner.

The Dean shall be appointed for a limited term by the Corporation upon recommendation of the Provost.

Starting on Fall 2019, I will be a Limited Term Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia.

L. 90 448 limited term of mortgage to not more than twenty-five years from beginning of amortization of mortgage.

JUSTICE O'CONNOR: But having done that, it's very difficult to find the basis in the Constitution for saying it isn't a limited term.

Because funding is generally limited in duration, it is more practical to seek funding for a limited-term project with a short-term "deliverable" than for a long-term study, potentially with an uncertain duration and outcome.

Such limited-term transactions just happened.

Visas: Columbia University ONLY grants limited-term J1 visas for non-US citizens.

Venture capital firms are not Warren Buffett — they have limited-term funds and compensation mechanisms that encourage them to exit their transactions once a company reaches maturity.

Baldwin calls the limited-term, public-domain conception the Anglo-American conception and the much stricter real-property, moral-rights conception the European conception.