Sentence examples for before the first term from inspiring English sources

But if the copyright holder signs away his rights forever and dies before the first term is up, the rights revert to his heirs for the renewal term.

As mentioned before, the first term in Equation 12 usually differs for each category.

This was never exercised in practice, since Franjo Tuđman died in office and the Chamber of Counties was abolished before the end of the first term of Stjepan Mesić.

Will everyone involved in the first term (before selection happens) then be given class "credits," or will this be considered more of an extra curricular activity until final selections are made?

Even if Hillary or Obama get elected, they will be so tied up with the war and the economy, that it will be at least the third year of the first term before they even look at this stuff.

Students who wish to be considered for the doctoral program must take the FE before the fourth term following initial registration in the graduate program.

Credit/D/Fail courses A maximum of one History of Science, Medicine, and Public Health course taken Credit/D/Fail before the fifth term of enrollment may be counted toward the requirements of the major.

"If anyone thought there was going to be a third-term honeymoon, the honeymoon has ended before the third term even began," said Stuart Appelbaum, president of the retail workers' union, which fought the Bronx retail project.

Three other members of Mr. Bush's cabinet announced their resignations on Monday in what Scott McClellan, the White House press secretary, said was a "continuing process" of major personnel changes before the second term begins in January.

As a special exception, a student accelerating by one or two terms who wishes to complete a term of study abroad as early as during the third term of enrollment would have to petition to accelerate before the third term of enrollment.

This line of inquiry painted a world where a standard term persists until it is dislodged by another standard term, perhaps after a brief window of ferment before the second term takes hold.