Sentence examples for a ten year term from inspiring English sources

Sparked by Barton and his allies in Congress, there were calls for the impeachment of judges and even the proposal of a constitutional amendment placing a ten year term limit on all federal judges, including Supreme Court justices.

MacAndrews & Forbes had received approval from regulators to acquire Scientific Games stock, but the approval had a five year term.

A mayor with a four year term could greatly restrict councillors, with elected members requiring a two-thirds majority to veto a mayor's policies.

The company announced it had renegotiated its banking facilities with the Royal Bank of Scotland, including renewing a £25.9m loan for a three year term.

It was a lousy way to wrap up a two year term on the security council, given the intense competition to win the seat.

The weight of evidence therefore suggests that the chances of any mayor hitting a 50,000 a year target even by the end of a four year term are small.

This week Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Portugal clashed with France, Spain and Italy about the idea that the EU needs a high-profile president serving a five year term: something the smaller countries see as a recipe for domination by the big ones.

Her party won 206 seats in 2007, and will complete a five year term, the first time any chief minister has done so in the state in more than two decades.

A fact that may silence critics of her "slender" figure, she served a two year term in the Israel Defense Forces and took part in Maxim's "Women of the Israeli Army" photoshoot in 2007.

Mr Farage was elected for a four year term as Ukip leader last November, but revealed he could step down after May in the latest extract from his book which is being serialised in the Daily Telegraph.

In 1988 he was elected by the United Nations Human Rights Commission as the US member of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities at the UN Human Rights Centre in Geneva for a four year term.