Sentence examples for change term from inspiring English sources

"There's definitely going to be a movement to change term limits," said one council member.

All three had voted last year to change term limits, allowing them to run again.

"In other words," he said, "it won't be possible for ordinary legislation to change term limits".

Asked if his support of the California law undercuts his campaign to change term limits in New York, he said: "It is good governance to change term limits from two terms to three terms".

Like Ms. Brewer, Mr. Yassky has called for a referendum, rather than legislation, to decide whether to change term limits.

But they said that any effort to change term limits at the end of a term appeared self-serving.

Shares in coal have plunged but, in climate change terms, that is a good a thing.

Staff will transfer on Agenda for Change terms and conditions, benefiting from the nationally agreed pay system.

Instead, creditors were fighting among themselves, with some wanting to change terms and others wanting to take over the hotels.

The obesity epidemic cannot be explained in human genetic or even simple lifestyle change terms alone," Nicholson says.

Attempts to shorten school summer holidays and change terms in England could lead to more regional strike action by teachers.