Sentence examples for completing their term from inspiring English sources

So did the idea that people who finish paying their debt to society by completing their term in prison and their probation or parole, or whatever their penalty have earned a fresh start.

(The last three I.M.F. managing directors have departed without completing their terms).

It is that Pakistani governments need to get into the habit of completing their terms—something no fully civilian government has yet managed.

Contrast that with Germany, where the last two presidents — whose largely ceremonial role is in many ways similar to that of a constitutional monarch — were both obliged to resign before completing their terms.

Of the "missing" men who've been imprisoned, most face a number of challenges upon completing their terms, including finding work and reintegrating.

The last commissioner of the Met to complete their term was Sir John Stevens in 2005.

In 1985, 70% of people on parole successfully completed their term; by 1999, only 42% did.

In an additional 13 states, plus the District of Columbia, felons who have completed their term of imprisonment can vote.

Those who had broken the treaty and shown hostility with Muslims "should be killed for it," those who had a general truce with Muslims would be given four months, and those who had a treaty with Muslims for a set term would be allowed to complete their term, but after that they were at risk of being slain by the command of the Quran.

That is normal: few Israeli governments complete their terms.

They have long completed their terms, but Mr. Turks's mother, Willie Ann Lee, says her sentence continues.