Sentence examples for adopted term from inspiring English sources

There have been efforts in many states that adopted term limits to repeal them.

After Colorado adopted term limits, the new Republicans introduced a bill imposing a cooling-off period on couples wanting a divorce, embarrassing Democrats who voted against it.

The most frequent arguments yesterday in favor of repeal were that city residents did not realize the damage they were causing when they adopted term limits in 1993 and then rejected a Council proposal in 1996 to revise the limit by allowing members to serve three four-year terms.

States that have adopted term limits have found that legislators often leave office just when they are figuring out their jobs.

Since 1978, California voters have approved initiatives that have reduced property taxes, adopted a state lottery, protected wildlife, guaranteed public school funding, regulated toxic materials, rolled back auto insurance rates, reformed the criminal justice system, and adopted term limits for state elected officials.

As Church On The Way head Hayford introduced Peter Wagner in the 1993 video, "Spiritual mapping is a recently adopted term to describe a new dynamic sphere of Christian ministry that is helping many as they seek to discern and break the real strongholds of the enemy: that is, in Bible terms, our enemy, the adversary The Devil and the demonic forces of Hell he commandeers.

The community has adopted terms to describe their unorthodox habits.

And the community has adopted terms to describe their unorthodox habits.

The adopted terms are suggested considering an evaluation to identify and map the whole context of Pentest.

(California was one of the first states to adopt term limits in 1990).

SEVEN years ago, residents voted by a ratio of almost 4 to 1 to adopt term limits for city officials.