Sentence examples for Over one term from inspiring English sources

The senior essay may be written over one term (LITR 491) or over two terms (LITR 492, 493).

Separately and together they explore "what is normal?" through their experiences over one term at school, the two of them constantly torn between wanting to be "normal" (or their imagined version of it) and embracing who they naturally are, all whilst negotiating puberty, falling in love, friendships, family and bullies.

If those 2 million (or 3 million) deportations were to take place over one term, Trump would need to more than double the record-setting pace of the Obama administration's first six years in office, when the U.S. expelled roughly 400,000 people per year.

Subjects that are planned to extend over more than one term should obtain approval for special grading.

Participation in the work of a research group which includes such activities as independent study of the literature, direct involvement in the group's research (commensurate with the student's skills and preparation), or project work under an individual faculty member possibly extending over more than one term.

For instance in the majority of medical schools in the USA, biostatistics, which also includes related subjects such as epidemiology, preventive medicine demography, and medical informatics, is taught during the first or second year over more than one term as a component of the public health training [ 6].

Documentary filmed over the course of one term following three children and their families at the Family School, a unique place set up by the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families.

Similarly, a comparison in the English dictionary of the meanings of 'strain' and 'tear' does not clearly support the use of one term over another.

Precisely because these four activities have four different demands, it must be made clear that the problem is not merely on terminological preference; that is, the problem cannot be solved by simply "agreeing" to use one term over another.

"We are talking about a significant change in infrastructure in terms of how people get around, and it's not going to be achieved over one mayoral term, it won't be over two mayoral terms.

This seems especially likely when presidents serve more than one term, preside over economic prosperity, and effectively handle international conflict.