Sentence examples for maximum term from from inspiring English sources

A given w j value will be applied uniformly to the corresponding column A.j, and therefore allow Aij terms to contribute to the sum (which must be ≥ ε for each row, due to the constraint that (5) imposes) even when they are not the maximum term from that row.

Another provision of the Biden-Hatch amendment, intended to deter executives from harming employee pension plans, would increase the maximum term for criminal violations of federal employee-benefits laws to 10 years, from 1 year now.

The judge said that due to the age of the offences, Clifford was charged under an act from 1956, which set the maximum term for each charge at two years.

It also reduced the maximum term of a parliament from seven years to five.

The 222-member House of Representatives is elected for a maximum term of five years from single-member constituencies.

And the finance ministry has cut the maximum term of publicly insured mortgages from 35 years to 30.

The attorney general, Dominic Grieve, has suggested that magistrates might be given greater sentencing powers, increasing the maximum term they might be able to impose from six to 12 months for a single offence.

In Canada, for example, the maximum term of the riskiest mortgages has been lowered from 40 to 25 years.

That her efforts got her ejected from school for five days, the maximum term, takes the story into territory that seems charted in only one place: Yonkers.

This only adds one year to a president's maximum term of service and cuts its lame-duck status from half to a third.

The one difference by which apprenticeship was distinguished from slavery was that it had a maximum term of 14 years – and in fact apprentices were generally freed a lot sooner.