Sentence examples for only six terms from inspiring English sources

Much to the surprise of no one, Representative Frank LoBiondo will not abide by a 1994 promise to serve only six terms in Congress (Worth Noting, July 13).

"Oh, hey, I promise to stay for only six terms, but that's it," isn't exactly the most convincing display of careerist restraint I've ever heard, but Politico insists that this constitutes the revival of "a once-white-hot issue that had gone cold in recent years".

Mr Wellstone broke a pledge to serve only two terms.

Under San Francisco law, mayors are permitted to serve only two terms.

Mr. Grams has said he believed that senators should serve only two terms.

The constitution allows for only two terms, so he is pressing parliament to change it.

The Russian constitution, passed in 1993, allows a president only two terms.

In 2004 he voluntarily left the House, having pledged to serve only three terms.

Mr. Nethercutt promised to serve only three terms (though he changed his mind and served five) and won narrowly.

Also on hand was Senator Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, who pointed to the election problems to justify his decision to break his pledge to serve only two terms.

And Senator Conrad Burns, a Republican who once promised to serve only two terms, has given Democrats an issue by seeking a third.