Sentence examples for its term of from inspiring English sources

Its term of office runs until October 31 of the fifth year.

In return for peace, the PPP agreed to give up two years of its term of office.

So the new coalition government, led by the centre-right nationalists of Fianna Fail, is starting its term of office with a windfall coming.

The problem is that this government is waking up rather late in its term of office to the infrastructure problems that hinder the private sector, as any visitor to the Midlands soon becomes aware.

In 2004, four years after Greece's eurozone application had been endorsed on the basis of those statistics, the newly elected New Democracy government decided to change the method of recording defence equipment expenditure, so as to lighten the budgetary burden during its term of office.

For example, in Brazil, higher prices for its commodity exports and cheap imports of manufactured goods improved its term of trade with China by 52% between 2001 and 2007.

It published its terms of reference last Friday.

Unless it changes its terms of service, Comcast still won't win over the torrent crowd.

In a statement earlier this week, Amazon said it had dropped WikiLeaks because it had flouted its terms of service.

It may have its terms of reference changed.

Or is it selectively applying its terms of service?