Sentence examples for before a term from inspiring English sources

Since such recalls were first permitted in 1926, only four such elections, which allow a new challenger to oppose an incumbent before a term's end, had been held, and only two incumbents lost.

Tsagas spotted something no one had seen before: A term in the equation showed that magnetic fields transfer their properties to the very fabric of space-time itself.

And one interesting part of TransLink's approach is that it will help potential startups before a term sheet is signed the firm wants to prove to the entrepreneur that they can provide value.

In an institution where it is essential, 'compromise' had never before been a term of obloquy".

Strict scrutiny of relevance to the context was applied before acceptance of a term into the context term list.

If you are excited about a company, do the work before issuing a term sheet.

At OpenView we do all our business diligence before issuing a term sheet.

He served in the U.S. House for three terms before honoring a term limits pledge and leaving office in 2001.

When a state court judge retires, resigns, or dies before completing a term, the Governor may appoint another qualified person to the position.

Scheduling accommodations for sports or performances are generally worked out before the beginning of a term.

However, not all GO terms yielded a gene category because we required that at least 2 Affymetrix probe sets be affiliated with a term before establishing a category.