Sentence examples for its term was from inspiring English sources
Amid the stack of decisions issued by the Supreme Court at the end of its term was a dreadful ruling weakening the legal protection against age discrimination.
But his government's proposed goods-and-services tax (GST) is a major innovation, which Mr Howard, no doubt refreshed, will have to defend vigorously when his critics in Parliament start trying to pull it apart early next month.Last October, Mr Howard gambled the future of his conservative coalition government when he called a general election six months before its term was due to end.
Its term is indefinite and at the discretion of the United States.
THE government, half way through its term, is now focusing on the next election.
And none of these issues are likely to be resolved anyway before its term is up in January 2009.
Weaning success or failure and its term were noted.
At that time a deal over its terms was struck between the government, CBI and trade unions.
The studio offer by its terms was to remain on the table for up to 60 days.
If its terms are broken, the council does what it would have done anyway.
Yet its terms were never defined.
