Sentence examples for established term from inspiring English sources

Many have criticized Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's audacity for attempting to circumvent the normal election process and survive in office past the established term limits.

In 1996, lawmakers reversed a 1992 initiative that tightened limits on local campaign contributions, and in 2001, they overturned a measure that established term limits.

Museveni was reelected in 2001 and again in 2006 after a constitutional amendment passed the previous year had eliminated established term limits for the presidency.

"We're very pleased with the outcome, for sure," said Speaker Bruce Newcomb, a Republican, who blamed heavy out-of-state money for influencing the vote that established term limits in the state.

The phenomenon is so common it has an established term in the research: "Looked but did not see". In the United Kingdom, it has an acronym: SMIDSY ("Sorry, Mate, I didn't see you").

In these two examples, the word is presented as an established term that does not require any explanation or indicators that it is new or unusual, as we will see in examples of its early uses.

Established terms and conditions apply to all sale transactions.

Included are both modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology as well as recently established terms.

The modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology have been included, as well as recently established terms.

As the members of the household grapple with their new identity and its implications, others continue to interact with them according to already established terms.

From these observations, we found the term design centric to be less understood than other more established terms, such as user centered, design thinking and design strategy.