Sentence examples for for term of from inspiring English sources

(c) of this section for term of four years unless sooner removed by the district court.

(1), inserted provisions respecting agreement for term of enlistment, substituted provisions relating to computation under par.

But despite having a term for "term of endearment" (Kosename) Germans are way too shy with them, saving Schatz (treasure) and Mausi (little mouse) for their loved ones and ramping up the Herr and Frau for everyone else.

(e) for term of office of eight and four years for full-time and part-time officers and for expiration of term of office for provisions of former subsec.

The common law conferred this remedy upon joint tenants, tenants in common, owners of estates for life or years, and owners of estates in which some of the cotenants held for term of life or years and others held estates of inheritance.

(p + anag., & lit).. 2 J. C. Leyland (23 Lane Ings, Marsden, Huddersfield HD7 6JP): Taste of Pinot Noir's ruined in cooler (P + anag).. 3 M. Barley (Rivermeade, Romsey Road, Ower, Hampshire SO51 6AF): Place one's in for term of incarceration (I's in pro + n, & lit).. VHC J. G. Booth: Getting choky, off-colour pro starts to shank into no-man's-land (anag. incl s, i, n).

Furthermore, where exhaustion is a bargained-for term of a contract, freedom of contract is not necessarily inconsistent with the principles underlying exhaustion requirements.

Google has revealed that Facebook topped its list of the most searched-for terms of 2013 in the UK.

Won best supporting actor for Terms of Endearment in 1984.

These officials usually are elected for terms of three years.

The members, appointed for terms of three to seven years, are removable only for cause.