Sentence examples for on term for from inspiring English sources
No one may be appointed at the combined ranks of Assistant and Associate Professor on term for longer than 10 years.
Last week, the two countries agreed on terms for the joint development of natural gas fields in disputed territorial waters of the East China Sea.
The latter category constitutes by far the largest of those with at least one immigrated grandparent.4 It is important to note that, as minority is inapplicable to immigrant groups, both the political discourse and official statistics lack an agreed-on term for what would elsewhere be called an ethnic minority or the third, fourth etc. generations.
According to The Truth on May 25 , 1947 the centre forward was asked to name his signing-on terms for Cardiff City before the second match against South Africa.
They also apparently settled on terms for a prisoner swap.
It and Mr. Papert's group, however, could not agree on terms for a deal.
A3 Europe and China Trade Talks Negotiators agreed on terms for China's entry into the World Trade Organization.
But late Wednesday night, the two sides finally agreed on terms for Mickens.
Greece and its financial overseers agreed on terms for continued bailout payments on Monday.
On May 25, the university accepted an agreement on terms for a union election.
About this time, the two governments agreed on terms for an exchange of prisoners.
