Sentence examples similar to finite-term mandate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hitt, like most political officials, has a short-term mandate.

He can think of the world only in finite terms: the more someone else has, the less he gets.

It is very difficult to calculate in finite terms but it is that order of magnitude," Mr Rose said.

In the age of Botox and "60 is the new 40" hype, few of us seem to be thinking of the future in finite terms.

Businessmen learn the dimensions and characteristics of most forms of financial crises in an organization largely because these problems are reducible to familiar, inflexible, finite terms.

has, at most, many finite terms.

The first sum in (26) is a finite sum of finite terms, and is hence finite.

Those 60 years equate to approximately 21,900 days, or 525,960 hours, or in more finite terms, 31,556,926 minutes.

The term "individual mandate" is misleading for two reasons.

In those terms, the mandate for immigration reform becomes obvious.

"Texas is one of the worst in terms of mandates," said Bill Hammond, the group's president.