Sentence examples for introduction of term from inspiring English sources

The most significant change to the presidency would be the introduction of term limits.

As revealed by the Guardian, Domenico Scala – the head of Fifa's audit and compliance committee – who has been put in charge of the reform process by Blatter, proposed the introduction of term limits, centralised "integrity checks" and transparency on pay and expenses at Fifa and its member confederations and associations.

He worries that the failure last year of reforms, including the introduction of term limits for FIFA's executives, is a sign that rival interest groups and those dependent on their patronage are still in control.On September 26th the 78-year-old Mr Blatter reaffirmed his intention to run for a fifth term as president next year at the behest, he said, of football's associations and federations.

In recent years, the 1-D model has been further generalized by the introduction of terms such as spin transfer torques and spin orbit torques.

Hence, the introduction of the term P e contributes to reduced PLR in terms of theoretical means as shown in Figure 13.

The contribution of the interaction term was assessed by the difference in the log likelihood before and after introduction of the term.

Nelson said the introduction of this "term lending scheme" was likely to exacerbate problems for savers.

The introduction of fixed term and starter tenancies, and the bedroom tax, have contributed to greater instability for tenants.

Although its precise origins remain mired in debate, the fairly recent introduction of the term "football hipster" into everyday parlance continues to amuse.

Yet the introduction of the term has raised a series of questions and inspired a set of experiments that promise to deepen our understanding not only of plants but potentially also of brains.

Recent research work by Delpiano et al. [16] involves introduction of a term called collateral anomaly.