Sentence examples for has term from inspiring English sources
Not a single sporting federation publishes the per diem payments and bonuses it gives to senior officials, or has term limits for its president.
Because the Republican party has term limits for Senate chairmanships, he would have to give up the Finance Committee in 2002, undercutting his argument for seniority.
In Arizona, for instance, which currently has term limits, legislative retirements have dropped by more than 10percentt since term limits have gone into effect.
None of those jurisdictions has term limits, though Republican activist Robin Ficker is collecting signatures for a ballot measure in Montgomery that would cap the number of council terms at three.
On the other hand, when she revises her own conclusions from "On Photography" to say she's no longer so sure that shock has "term limits," or that "repeated exposure" in "our culture of spectatorship neutralizes the moral force of photographs of atrocities," I agree with her for no other reason than I want to.
California already has term limits.
Sanford, who has term-limited himself to six years in Congress, says that these are the only free meals he takes and that he can't be found dining with lobbyists at the Capital Grille.
He has termed this method "stereolithography".
Rhys Fisher has termed this possibility "agile existence".
Barlow [8] has termed these fruits 'overbuilt'overbuilt
A CUI C has term-strength index n if n of C's co-occurring CUIs have at least n common questions each, and the other (k− n) co-occurring CUIs at most n common questions each.
