Sentence examples for The latest term from inspiring English sources

The latest term brought some good news for the advancement of equality, primarily by way of the Court's two marriage equality decisions.

The latest term for Senator Dianne Feinstein, who was elected over 24 years ago, ends at the same time as Brown's final term as governor.

But beyond that they are UK history bystanders, with little or nothing to say about nation, society or – the latest term in politics and policy – identity.

But the latest term of art, like its predecessors, boiled down to the same thing -- tricking an adversary into believing false information by persuading it that a source, actually under U.S. control, was selling America's secrets".

However, correspondents say the latest term could be even more significant, with rulings likely on issues that touch on several hotly disputed areas of American life.

"A Russian unconventional attack, using asymmetric tactics - the latest term for this is 'ambiguous warfare' - designed to slip below Nato's response threshold, would be particularly difficult to counter".

Mr Grimsson balked at the latest terms of the guarantee.

Along the back roads, Mr. Milnes takes careful note of how fast the latest terms are artfully adjusted to the patois of the hollows.

Goodlatte is the latest term-limited House chairman who will not be seeking re-election next year.

6. Buzzsaw Loves to pepper his office jawing with buzzwords, heaping the latest terms and clichés on top of the old.

Debt and austerity THE GREEK GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED IT WOULD HOLD A BAILOUT REFERENDUM The Greek parliament on Sunday authorised a national vote asking whether Greece should accept the latest terms offered by creditors.