Sentence examples for favored term from inspiring English sources

"You can see the turmoil," said Mr. Harris, who favored term limits as a private citizen in 1992, when voters approved the idea and the focus was on limiting the terms of members of Congress.

An argument has sometimes been made for Aristotelian influence, primarily because Epictetus' favored term prohairesis (see section 4.3 below) is prominent in Nicomachean Ethics 3.1 5 as a quasi-technical term (there usually translated "choice" or "decision").

("Intellectual disability" has replaced "mental retardation" as the favored term).

Now let's examine "the outcome," to borrow a favored term from the report.

And Pruitt has adopted a favored term of the anti-regulatory right, "coöperative federalism": putting more of the onus for environmental rule-making and enforcement on states.

One grouping illustrates that folk art stands outside time and place, even though nowadays outsider art is the favored term for nonutilitarian pieces.

And does he favor term limits?

The voters of New York — who overwhelmingly favor term limits — would certainly benefit from less office-hopping within city government, but the advent of truly competitive elections is a worthwhile start.

More than 80% of Americans now favor term limits for Congress.

But I don't favor term limits before we change how campaigns are funded.

I'd favor term limits (if members had a chance to learn how the place runs, etc).