"end term" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the end of a school or university term, or the period of time when a particular course is taking place. For example, "We will need to finish up all of our assignments by the end of term."
But the right way to end term limits is to call another referendum.
You suggest that "the right way to end term limits" in New York City is to call yet another referendum (editorial, Feb. 10).
The mayor should make clear to Council members that he will reject any bill that would end term limits in such a shabby, backdoor manner.
C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 DINING F1-10 EDITORIAL A18-19 Editorials: Conflict and accord at 1600; an inexcusable pardon; the way to end term limits.
"I said, 'Why in God's name would you want to bend the rules, end term limits, run for re-election in New York City during this extraordinary headwind, where all you can do is struggle?' " Mr. Lamont recalled.
"While the speaker has historically not supported term limits, he's uncomfortable changing the rules for the very reasons the mayor gave when he opposed efforts to end term limits and overturn the will of the people," Ms. Larrabee said.
She's not worth our money.' In end terms, corporate greed is going to cost me my life.
In the remainder of this presentation we will again suppress the dangling end terms for simplicity of presentation.
It is the equivalent of someone taking his seminar class improvisations from all those mornings when professors called on him after he didn't do the reading, then converting them to one massive, incoherent year-end term paper for all his classes.
His last term ended in November.
(His second and constitutionally last term ends next year).
