Sentence examples for a continued term from inspiring English sources

Some of those entering the discussion were outside the circles of conventional political power: the League of Women Voters sent the mayor a letter urging him not to alter term limits, while a Web site supporting a continued term was launched.

Gibbs cited his track record of passing legislation and his connections and experience at the state capitol as part of his case for re-election, and named wildfire and business concerns as his major priorities for a continued term in the Colorado Senate.

Responding applicants are promised confidentiality — a continuing term of art in Washington.

To meet economic growth targets and facilitate further economic integration of the Member States, European transportation needs to cater for a continuing medium term growth in demand.

In the case of Avandia, a combined analysis of more than three dozen short-term studies revealed a heart risk, but the drug agency largely dismissed this result when a continuing long-term trial did not find such a risk.

The settlements are a continuing, long-term threat to the entire Zionist enterprise.

The women were participants in a continuing long-term study of high school graduates from the class of 1957.

Once again, men and women who have given their lives to building up a business and have proved they have a continuing long-term market for their products have been deserted in their hour of need.

But the annual figures on drug-related deaths also show a continuing long-term decline in the total number of drug-related deaths, down from 1,605 in 2011 to 1,496 in 2012.

Greg Shaheen, the N.C.A.A. senior vice president for basketball and business strategies, praised the N.C.A.A.'s relationship with CBS and said that "our interests are how to best create a continuing long-term relationship that benefits our membership".

The findings explain in part why Britain was not hit by a crime epidemic following the 2007-8 financrisisrisis which led to unemployment rising above eight per cent for the first time in more than a decade but saw a continuing long-term decline in crime.