Sentence examples for notion of term from inspiring English sources

He called the notion of term limits a "good idea", even though the subject has been taboo, not least because of his history of controlling life on the island for nearly 50 years without interruption or serious challenge.

Asked by Senator Herb Kohl, Democrat of Wisconsin, whether he still supported the notion of term limits for federal judges, as he once had in 1983, he answered: "You know, that would be one of those memos that I no longer agree with, Senator.

This mechanism together with a correlation table is used as a user profile to 'simulate' the user's notions of terms.

ON THE SCREEN The ad alternately shows Mr. Bloomberg criticizing the notion of changing term limits and defending it or signing the bill that amended term limits.

I moved to the States at the age of eight, and I had only a vague notion of the term prior to my departure, but I learned my lesson during my first visit back, three years later.

Several factors have come into play when considering how the notion of the term 'celebrity' has developed into how we understand in contemporary culture.

If you relate yourself, even slightly, to the notion of the term 'gamer' and you haven't played this game yet, you are doing yourself a serious disservice.

After the election you said, in October, you didn't believe the public are any longer fooled by the notion of short-term tax cuts at the expense of long-term investment.

We have not adapted psychologically to the notion of long-term consequences.

We're facing the most radical overhaul of the NHS and it wasn't even mentioned in the manifesto, nor was the notion of fixed terms that could only be overturned by a 55% parliamentary majority.

Complicating matters further, one of ten medical students in Glasgow rejected the notion of long-term evolution on religious grounds (Downie 2004).