IN THREE TERMS representing Colorado in Congress, John Salazar got used to angry voters calling him a Mexican and not a proper American.
Maybe Ms. McCarthy's support for gun control, or the House passage this week of her first full-fledged gun bill in three terms in office, a measure to expand the national database used to check gun-buyers?
The public's lack of attention to detail, and Mr. Johnson's willingness to exploit it, could end the career of Mr. Feingold, who in three terms has distinguished himself for trying to bring fairness to campaign finance and decency to national security, among other achievements.
Apart from being a businessman, he was also building a very successful political career, carrying the duty of Deputy Mayor of the City of Koprivnica, and then the Mayor of Koprivnica in three terms.
A 30-question survey was given to students immediately after the final exam in one term of the low-structure course and in three terms of the moderate-structure course.
Proposition 5: If the sequence N = { M α, M c, M β } of M is a sd-node, the summation SΩ may be separated in three terms corresponding to [ M b / M βs, M αd ], [ M βs, M αd ], and [ M a / M βs, M αd ] Proposition 5 means (see appendix for a demonstration) that, in (2), SΩ is obtained by Note 4: The { M β, M c, M α } sequence may be reduced to a single marker M γ if it belongs to the ksd type.
He served as chair for 16 years, in two terms.
More relevant this week are the instincts Mr. Biden honed in six terms in the Senate.
Over all, Mr. Dinkins rebuilt more housing in a single term than Mr. Giuliani did in two terms.
In two terms as a Yonkers councilman, Mr. Murtagh wrote a stringent ethics code for the city.
The reason for the threat is contained in two terms that the administration contends can be construed as promoting abortion.
