The phrase "against third terms" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing opposition to a third option or condition in a debate or agreement.
Example: "The committee voted against third terms, believing it would complicate the negotiation process."
Alternatives: "opposed to third options" or "against additional terms".
Brown may not make his decision until January, said the source, who estimated the chances that Brown would enter the race against first-term Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H). at 50percentt.
Many expected her to run in the 1986 United States Senate election in New York against first-term Republican incumbent Al D'Amato, and during 1985 she did Upstate New York groundwork towards that end.
Republican Thom Tillis, running against first-term Democrat Kay Hagan for a Senate seat in North Carolina, had previously said that it was within the state's rights to ban birth control altogether -- although he would not say whether he supported such a move.
Anyone who is against the third term, anyone who dares to speak publicly against this third term is at risk right now.
Obama wants to run against a third term for President Bush.
Top mayoral aides are making their case against a third term in casual discussions, many outside City Hall.
Mr. Fujimori has been able to circumvent a constitutional ban against a third term with congressional support and by firing judges who oppose him.
Both are from the Muslim north, and both spoke out against the third term, which means that Mr Obasanjo might yet try and undermine both their candidacies.
Bolton commonly scorned the UN as well as international treaties and campaigned against a third term for International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei.
Pressured in 1875 to declare himself for or against a third term as president, Ulysses S. Grant found it equally difficult to decide what he wanted and to explain himself to the nation.
