Sentence examples for begin a term from inspiring English sources

She would then begin a term that could make her South Asia's longest-serving prime minister (albeit through non-consecutive periods in office).

The Houston Chronicle, citing anonymous sources, reported in its online edition that Lea Fastow could appear in U.S. District Court next week to plead guilty and possibly begin a term of at least five months in prison.

A spokesman for Margrethe Vestager, who recently began a term as the new competition commissioner, reportedly said that the vote wouldn't influence the commissioner, and that antitrust matters should be "independent from politics".

Correction: May 22, 2004, Saturday An article in sports on Thursday about the former gymnast Dominique Dawes, who is beginning a term as president of the Women's Sports Foundation, misspelled the name of her hometown.

Small wonder that this October, 11 years after his contentious presentation to the Society for Medical Decision Making, he begins a term as the group's president.

"If we lost this company," says Randy R. Heath, who began a term as mayor of Jackson on Jan . 1 "It'd be a blow that I don't know we'd recover from".

Father Kino arrived in Pimería Alta in March, 1687, the very month when La Salle met his death in the wilds of central Texas, and began a term of service that was to last for twenty-four years.

"I was 23, beginning a term that would keep me confined for 26 years.

Oaths From Wikipedia *** The oath or affirmation of office of the President of the United States was established in the United States Constitution and is mandatory for a President upon beginning a term of office.

He will begin a second term in 2004.

They believe that everyone has a pre-incarnate life as a "spirit child," during which each awaits his or her opportunity to begin a human term on Earth.