Sentence examples for prescribed term from inspiring English sources

One obvious need is to revamp the current rules by which each member of the intelligence committees may serve only a prescribed term.

As a general qualification, Dansey says that ESA is looking for the ability to work in a team and the desire to be goal-oriented within a prescribed term.

I believe in Amir's case, he was a vulnerable teenager, coerced by unscrupulous seniors, and that in his sentence, all aspects of this brief have been served, including the prescribed term of sentence.

The Bancroft Library will only provide duplication of collection material that is no longer within the prescribed term of copyright, i.e. 95 years from the original date of registration with the U.S. Copyright Office, and films published prior to 1923.

That case involved the validity of a statute authorizing the flowage of certain lands or flats, upon prescribed terms and conditions, for the purpose of creating and raising a pond for the cultivation of useful fishes.

Three new laws give the ruling party the right to subvert constitutionally prescribed terms of judicial appointments, replace all members of the Supreme Court and heads of all other courts in the country.

The concise version of the cable box story is that the FCC has proposed rules for cable companies and other MVPDs (Multichannel Video Programming Distributors) that would allow third-party device manufacturers and app developers access on prescribed terms to cable programming streams, so that cable subscribers can view content on devices or apps of their choice.

Only two Japanese students recognized both prescribed terms as centres.

Table 2 shows that German and Japanese students differ in their use of the prescribed terms.

This suggests that the prescribed terms lead to new links relating to creativity.

They found difficulty referring to creativity at all, as they hardly used the terms "Creativity" and "Creativity in Chemistry Classes" in the concept maps without prescribed terms.