Sentence examples for permitted term from inspiring English sources

The final match-up is the one that all along has seemed likely, between the Democratic incumbent seeking his second permitted term, and a Republican challenger who if truth be told never stopped campaigning for the White House even after he had lost his party's 2008 nomination to John McCain.

The PR damage is already done, and she's in her last permitted term as Houston's mayor.

First, while state law surprisingly seems to permit term limits to be changed by legislation — even after voter ratification — local law is arguably more protective.

Consecutive sentencing would have permitted a term of 15 to 40 years.

He ran for vice governor; he was not permitted another term as governor.

If that driver is convicted of a traffic violation, the permit term extends to one year from the date of the violation.

The two banks permitted short-term trading in their mutual funds in violation of the terms in the funds' prospectuses, according to regulators.

Critics accuse Kabila, in power since 2001, of manoeuvring to delay the vote and remain in office beyond his constitutionally permitted two terms.

In the past, local Salvation Army officials said that the forms had long been in use around the country and that their policies were permitted under terms of contracts with New York City and New York State.

García might have won the event, thereby joining an elite list of players to do so twice, despite the distractions, and he should have at least been permitted equal terms on which to try.

In each of these cases, the company has a proprietary product offering or unique market position that has permitted longer-term sustainable growth.