Sentence examples for is term from inspiring English sources
noun
Limitation, restriction or regulation.
The other type is term assurance, which includes a number of different kinds of policy.
The second is term deposits, analogous to the certificates of deposit banks offer to customers.
Bob Taft (R) is term limited and cannot run again in 2006.
The key to it all, perhaps, is term limits and the constraints they put on the cult of personality.
"Khulu" is term of endearment in Mandela's native Xhosa language that can be taken to mean "grandfather" or "great one".
The real solution is term limits — two for senators and house members, and one five-year term for president.
The governor, James S. Gilmore III, is term-limited.
Fortunately, the Republican governor is term-limited and can't run again.
As mayor, Mr. Giuliani is term-limited, and when one door closes, you're supposed to grab for the next opening.
He should continue to do the good job he's doing as comptroller and wait until Bloomberg is term-limited out of office".
Mr. Sanford is term-limited, which means that he will be joining Mr. Romney, and Mr. Pawlenty, at the end of next year.
