Sentence examples for for only one term from inspiring English sources

In addition, the new law provided for only one term of the Supreme Court each year, to begin on the first Monday of every February, thus eliminating the court's traditional summer session.

The course may normally be elected for only one term.

He attended Allegheny for only one term, however, because of illness and financial difficulties.

All commissioner appointments should be for only one term of six or seven years, removing the potential for reappointment to be a source of pressure on independence.

They believe Jonathan is paying the price for being from a minority group, and for daring to default on an alleged gentleman's agreement within his party that allowed him to rule for only one term before handing over power to a northerner.

Harry was bitten by the drama bug at high school, and came to England in 1951 to study at Rada, although he stayed for only one term before returning to Canada to learn the trade in the fast-expanding television scene.

Francois Hollande, the moderate Socialist with a clear lead in opinion polls, condemned Sarkozy's tactics as unworthy of French politics and a sign of desperation from a president who fears he is headed for defeat after only one term in office.

For this reason, only one term of the series expansion is often sufficient in our application (provided that ζ(E,ν) is differentiable near w = 0).

The GEA analysis of the genes in the E. coli interfaces the enrichment shows only terms enriched for the GRN-PPN and only one term for the GRN-TRN genes and is therefore neglected.

But on the other hand Australians have not thrown out a government after only one term for more than 80 years.

In the equations which govern this interaction, one side of the equation (for the initial state) has terms for both the electron and the photon, while the other side (representing the final state) has only one term: for the electron.