Sentence examples for do one term from inspiring English sources

So I had to stop and think: 'Gosh, that's interesting.' I had no idea Liz was going to do one term only.

"Clegg hasn't gone through the pain barrier to only do one term.

I did one term on the politics course at the University of Central England – I hated my course, and Birmingham was just too urban for me.

Only a truly integrated approach will do; one that combines long-term vision with the will to take radical action today.

The harm is its violation of "each individual's right to be treated with the respect and concern that is due to her as a full and equally valuable human being" -- and, in practical terms, to do one's job to the best of one's ability.

If you have to do one thing in London this half term, make it the Imagine festival!

His reason was that he had told the north on behalf of President Jonathan in 2011 that the president would only do just one term and return to his village, and that from the look of things Jonathan appears to be reneging on his promise".

All that being said, I find it hard to see how you could hold a secondary school accountable for not doing in one term what a primary school hasn't done in seven years.

Can the Tories, they argue, really go into the next election as the pro-growth party without saying what they would do on one of the biggest long term investment issues this country faces?

Astronomy is a field where doing one or two fixed term positions after your PhD is required to get a permanent job.

How then, does one explain the long-term orientation ranking of 56? Rather than an indication of a nation "straddling the fence," between short-term and long-term orientation, this may instead point to a society at odds with its future.