Sentence examples for of the present term from inspiring English sources

When he proposed to describe a racial discrimination case in which he cast the deciding vote as "perhaps the most excruciatingly difficult case of the present term," the chief justice offered some strong advice.

That being the first day of the present term of this court, at the instance of the Chief Justice, the present application was made to the court by a new petition addressed thereto, and the petitions and papers which had been [p374] presented to the Chief Justice were, by consent, made a part of the case.

On the twenty-sixth of May a rule was granted by one of the justices of this court requiring Moore to appear here on the second day of the present term, and show cause why he should not be attached for contempt in violating the supersedeas.

The present term of Mr. Bhutto's Government expires Aug. 14.

However, the government's stated intention to take control of the freedom of movement into the UK is widely recognised among officials to be a hammer blow to any chance of retaining the present terms of trade for banks, particularly given the bellicose rhetoric of major politicians on the continent.

After extensive consultation, the commission reported that while whites, coloureds and Asians were largely in favour of the presented terms, most blacks rejected them.

Each of the presented terms is statistically significant in both comparisons and the subscript ' ave' indicates the averaged values over these two comparisons.

Under the present terms of the offer, MetroPCS shareholders would be paid about $4.09 a share and receive a 26 percent stake in the combined company.

The briefs are now on file, and a decision is expected by the close of the court's present term at the end of June.

He was first elected in 1947 and is the senior member of the Senate; at the end of his present term in January 1989 he will be nine months short of Carl Hayden's record, 41 years and 11 months.

Even so, we are inclined to see the problems of the present in terms of crises and leaders.