Sentence examples for one more term from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clark had said he might want to delay taking his seat on the bench to serve one more term in the State Legislature, where his vote might be crucial to Republicans winning the speakership.

As a result, Mr. Chavez's term of office was expanded from five to six years, and a ban on sitting presidents seeking immediate re-election for one more term was removed -- creating the possibility that Mr. Chavez could remain in office until 2013.

God's commands taken together give us the law (on some lists there are 613 mitzvot, Hebrew for 'commands'.) One more term belongs here, namely 'kingdom'kingdom

Do we have time to change the Constitution and give Clinton one more term?

He's been in there so many years he deserves a chance to go at it one more term.

But only Mr. Zelaya had the guts to go all the way to plan a referendum, laying the groundwork for an assembly to remake the Constitution to allow him to serve one more term.

The word "tropical" when applied to aquarium fish is a loose one; more correct term would be "exotic".

These additional keywords appear at the top of the webpage, and you can click on one or more terms to filter your search.

"Companies relied on aggressive cutbacks throughout the prosperous 1990's to give one more short-term boost to the bottom line.

Now that Mason is 34, Cronson wants at least one more long-term contract for his friend and client, to reward his perseverance on the court.

As a result, the Louisville native will surely find a willing multi-year suitor next summer to ink one more long-term deal.