Sentence examples for if term from inspiring English sources
If term limits are altered, the field of contenders promises to look very different.
But other members said voters should have the opportunity to decide if term limits should be eliminated altogether.
He has even more to give away to nonprofit organizations or to invest in another mayoral campaign (if term limits are rescinded).
"If term limits get rid of the dead wood, the problem is they get rid of the live wood too," State Senator Beverly Daggett of Augusta, the Democratic leader, said in a telephone interview.
If term limits are amended, a council member may seek to run for a third term, rather than for, say, public advocate or borough president, complicating their fund-raising pitch.
Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, has spent nearly $300,000 on a campaign for mayor, but expects to run for re-election to her Council seat if term limits are extended.
If terms cannot be agreed upon, the fight would go to a purse bid on March 15.
ROMEO If terms art not bad, that dost not make them good.
If terms or procedures confuse you, call the hospital's or doctor's billing department and ask for an explanation.
If terms are agreed it is likely to provide a second multimillion pound windfall for 36-year-old Sagi.
Much of his salary and bonus money could be jeopardized if terms of the suspension stick and if the team does not invite Burress to return next season.
