Sentence examples for later terms from inspiring English sources

Pollution, traffic jams and overdevelopment had become major issues for Mr. Bradley in his later terms.

During his later terms, Haughey successfully mounted a fiscal austerity program to address Ireland's financial crisis.

Appointed refers to women who were never elected; several appointed members were also elected to later terms.

Perhaps the most difficult time during Mr. Regan's later terms came in May 1984 when the schools chancellor, Anthony J. Alvarado, resigned while facing charges of professional misconduct.

There had still been sufficient funds to send Justin to Eton, though for some of his later terms the fees had to be waived.

In his later terms as finance minister, Say voiced his disapproval of the constant state of indebtedness of the Third Republic and tried to maintain free trade.

Of the later term patients, two were put in right, and two in left lateral positions.

The factors are later termed genes.

Grade given upon completion of the work in a later term also covers this term.

Q: If I am admitted can I defer to a later term?

His children were already perfect — solidly middle-class "Übermenschen," as one syndicate partner later termed them.