Sentence examples for during his term at from inspiring English sources

King said the meeting had been the most productive of the 25 he had attended during his term at the helm.

He is accused of receiving salary bonuses during his term at the bank, a normal practice for most senior civil servants at the time.

During his term at Riverfront State Prison in Camden, Mr. Trantino started several programs to help young offenders and drug addicts.

He further supported these theories through his pioneering research in anthropology, which he pursued during his terms as professor at Oxford (1890 98) and at the Royal Institution, London (1898 1900), and as director of the British Museum of Natural History (1898 1907).

Rowland had read the two opening chapters of the novel Chris was determined to write during his terms at College Sunrise.

"Government spending declined as a share of the economy during his term," said Bruce Steinberg, chief economist at Merrill Lynch.

Every president from Herbert Hoover to George W. Bush has stayed at the resort at some time during his term of office.

Rehr, who was hired for his ties to Republican leadership, had some snafu's during his term, mainly NAB's failed attempt at blocking the Sirius-XM merger.

Kukanov's original 20-year-sentence was extended at least once during his term and a Tashkent-based rights group said it was extended for a further three years in October.

In February 1818, during his last term at Oxford, and again following his father's wishes, he became Member of Parliament (MP) for Marlborough, a pocket borough "owned" by his cousin Charles, Earl of Ailesbury.

My partner's parents got into serious financial difficulty during his first term at university and were unable to contribute any longer to his tuition fees or the cost of his accommodation.