Sentence examples for of another term from inspiring English sources

Electoral district boundaries will be designed to grease the wheels of another term for incumbents.

To everyone else, welcome back to the beginning of another term and another academic year at this most interesting place.

Before the election, the Sunday Telegraph described the prospect of another term for the Labour party as "insufferable".

He owes that much to voters who have a right to judge whether he is up to the challenges of another term.

That ought to mean more middle-class votes going to the Alliance, giving the centre-right a good chance of another term.

They shudder at the prospect of another term of battling and haggling with the Tories over issues such as immigration, welfare and Europe.

Following the title of an important statute of the state of New York, another term, law of decedents' estates, has been gaining ground, as has the law of succession.

Although team teaching may be a common term for the practice of grouping teachers to provide content instruction for multiple classes of students, another term is popular locally.

Our forecast now gives Mr. Obama about a 72 percent chance of winning another term.

I'm sure the White House would be thrilled with a 79 percent chance of winning another term.

Despite the Israeli policy of "transfer" – another term for ethnic cleansing – the Palestinians will not go away.