Sentence examples for a lifetime term from inspiring English sources

As a recess appointee, Mr. Gregory will be a judge until at least next fall unless he is confirmed by the Senate to a lifetime term.

"Our role is to correct the misperceptions," Sheik Zafzaf said of Al Azhar, whose leader, or grand imam, is appointed to a lifetime term by Egypt's president, a partnership that is spelled out in the Constitution.

An elected trustee a decade into her lifetime term, Ms. Harrison has never lost her key.

As long as it works for the funds, some very, very rich people are going to get much richer, thanks to once-in-a-lifetime favorable terms provided by the federal government and unavailable to the rest of us.

The 14 months between now and November 2012 are a lifetime in terms of econometric forecasting, and periods of economic uncertainty are associated with higher volatility.

This study is the first to assess the levels of metal ion exposure over a lifetime in terms of the THQ values for the common beverages stout, apple juice and red wine.

Based on the documents Ms. Barnstorff sent, the last word from NASA was written nine years ago, a lifetime in terms of technology development.

The idea that people could be rounded up and sent away for what are effectively lifetime terms solely on the word of a police officer like Tom Coleman is insane.

Clearly, India's many teaching fellowships are also not designed to lure teachers in for a lifetime or long term career, they are only (very) short-term solutions.

These are the most important nominees a president makes, since all federal judges from the Supreme Court on down serve lifetime terms.

Outside the court, Mr. Traficant has been making a point of denouncing the government for making Americans fearful, "even the judges appointed to lifetime terms".