Sentence examples for because the term of from inspiring English sources
And this void won't be an easy one to fill, not least because the term of parliament expires next Monday, followed by the start of the campaign season and the departure of most candidates to the provinces.
"We are seeing rather ludicrous examples of people in their fifties, even their forties, who are being turned down because the term of their mortgage extends beyond the traditional retirement age of 65".
One of these objections is that the sentence exceeded the maximum punishment fixed by the President, under the act of Congress approved September 27, 1890 (26 Stat. at L. 491, chap. 998), because the term of imprisonment imposed was five instead of four years.
In fact, if a co-op is refinancing because the term of the mortgage is about to expire -- or because it needs funds for repairs or capital improvements -- the co-op is pretty much stuck with settling for the best deal it can get at the time it needs the money.
I'm told that this is in part because the Term of Service of most social networks and their associated developer APIs prohibit storing a full duplicate of their data in the cloud.
Just because the term of the lease is over does not mean that the landlord automatically gets their seasonal rental property back.
The executive asked not to be identified because the terms of Ms. Strauss's departure had not been completed.
Opponents of the ban, however, argued that the Parliament Act could not apply because the terms of the ban had been modified during the debate.
This morning, reports indicated that AIG is considering joining a lawsuit against the federal government because the terms of the bailout weren't generous enough.
But the company could not cash in its stake because the terms of its investment prohibited selling the stock until the end of 1999.
