Sentence examples for after the second term from inspiring English sources

Why do you assume that?" Before she could answer, he went on: "You probably wrote that after the second term we wouldn't do anything.

There is nervousness in Taiwan that after the second term of President Ma Yingjeou ends, Beijing may be tempted to strongarm it to the political negotiating table, upsetting a status quo which has seen direct flights, tourism and trade blossom but has side-stepped the historic conflict over statehood.

And nor should he.As he has said, time after time, the second term will be about delivery.

Thus, after dropping the second term in (3), the estimators in (4) and (6) do not involve the sample size (n).

(It would be Mr. Powell, who left after the first term).

"But she's also been clear about her intention to leave after the first term.

I stopped counting the number of times I'd been around the world after the first term.

After the first term, you'll look back and realise how far you've come since you left home.

But after the first term I realised it would be much more enjoyable to study English and history, which didn't seem like work – so I switched.

With a 50-year parliamentary career, Benn was the longest-serving MP in the history of the Labour party and famously left parliament in 2001, after the first term of the Blair government, to "spend more time on politics".

He was heavily defeated when he stood against Kinnock for the party leadership in 1988 and left parliament in 2001, after the first term of the Blair government, to "spend more time on politics".