Sentence examples for one year terms from inspiring English sources

And, shortly after the lockout, they added star nose tackle Aubrayo Franklin (one year, terms undisclosed).

McCall and Coolidge won the 1915 election to their respective one year terms, with Coolidge defeating his opponent by more than 50,000 votes.

It will be available starting November 24 for $49.99 with a three year contract or $349.99 for the one year term (prices Canadian).

This is the third year that students have been appointed to one-year terms on the board.

The Mayor called the judges "marginal" and, with the committee's approval, appointed them instead to one-year terms on the Civil Court.

In Gettysburg, Stevens also began his involvement in politics, serving six one-year terms on the borough council between 1822 and 1831 and becoming its president.

A district police chief and an investigating officer were among those handed one-year terms on Tuesday — the minimum term for police negligence under Afghan law.

He served five successive one-year terms, and sat on the Courts and Justice committee.

There are two classes of FOMC member: The first sit on the committee because they're members of the Fed board, chosen in Washington and confirmed by the U.S. Senate; the second, into which Fisher, Kocherlakota and Plosser fall, are presidents of regional Fed banks, who rotate on and off the FOMC for one-year terms.

"Waiving claims could jeopardize the completion of the work in the agreed on one-year term".

The battery-powered Minis — 500 are being leased to individuals in the Los Angeles and New York metro areas for one-year terms — can also be recharged on household current.