Sentence examples for be given a term from inspiring English sources

The board's chairman, Anthony R. Coscia, insisted, for instance, that the two finalists be given a term sheet for the deal.

It's like a kid whose been expelled from school for cheating on his midterm, only to be given a term paper assignment on the way out and then he earns one more "F" from the principal.

Mr. Sharif was found guilty of hijacking and terrorism in April and was given a term of life in prison.

In conjunction with the college, Microsoft devised a brief that they gave to students in February 2018 and they were given a term to turn their ideas into actual possibilities.

When you take out a balloon commercial real estate loan, you're given a term typically ranging from 5 to 7 years.

This kind of autophagy requires binding of chaperons to help recognition of autophagosome to the targeted protein and therefore was given a term as chaperon-mediated autophagy (CMA) [ 100].

The worst terror offenders would automatically be given a life term for a second very serious offence.

The government says that once it has assessed their means, residents will be given a long-term payment plan.

He could be given a long jail term; he could be convicted but sentenced merely to time served and released.

Under these circumstances, the term "prehypertension" should be given an alternative term in subjects with type 2 diabetes or other metabolic risk factors.

The probation office recommended to the judge that Bills be given a 10-year prison term.