Sentence examples similar to end of term for mandates from inspiring English sources

France has a history of damaging "end of term" street protests at the close of a president's mandate.

You have till end of term.

The end of term is in sight.

For traditionalists it spells the end of long term hope but provides short term help.

That election, however, was delayed until August, which pushed Mr. Karzai a few months past the official end of his constitutionally mandated five-year term.

On 14 May, the day before the end of the British mandate, David Ben-Gurion, chairman of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, announced the establishment of the state of Israel in parts of what was known as the British Mandate of Palestine.

How does the end of the individual mandate affect these efforts? A. Repeal of the financial penalty for noncompliance with the individual mandate takes effect in 2019.

"At the end of my mandate, the moment will have come for me to serve you otherwise.

But citing the "innumerable lives that have been destroyed," she handed down a term at the upper end rather than the lower end of the possible range mandated by the federal sentencing guidelines.

Early this month Yemen's parliament gave preliminary approval to a constitutional amendment eliminating presidential term limits, a measure that would allow Ali Abdullah Saleh to stay in power past the end of his mandate in 2013.

Late last year, towards the end of his five-year mandate, the firm bought British Energy, which like EDF specialises in nuclear power, for £12.5 billion ($22.5 billion).