Sentence examples for from two terms from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koch favors extending the limit from two terms to three, both as a matter of principle and because he supports Mr. Bloomberg.

The name Mummenschanz (pronounced moom-un-schonz) derives from two terms, mummen, which means a card or dice game played for money, and schanz, meaning chance.

The seat has been held by the Liberals or its predecessor party since its creation in 1903– apart from two terms of the Country party.

The perfect answer for a country reeling from two terms with an underachiever who rose to fame and fortune mainly through powerful friends and good genes.

Asked if his support of the California law undercuts his campaign to change term limits in New York, he said: "It is good governance to change term limits from two terms to three terms".

Therefore I think we should be on guard for abuses of the use of technology by our government". He said his own experience from two terms as US president was that governments had a duty to use that technology against threats and opponents, who planned to kill civilians.

Multiple samples were taken from two term placentas (fetuses 2c and 3), and two 12GW placentas (fetuses 2a and b).

The race for governor was his opportunity to let loose with all the wisdom gleaned from four terms and become the candidate that really blew us away.

Although multiple instructors teach this course in a year, the data used in this study all come from six terms taught by the same instructor (K.A.H).

Serial samples were obtained from seven term infants over the first 6 months of life.

He went on to be elected President for two terms, from 1953 to 1958 and from 1970 to 1974.