Sentence examples for put a term from inspiring English sources

Carol Gresser, who was a member of the Board of Education under the chancellorships of both Joseph A. Fernandez and Rudy Crew, said that "when they wrote the enabling legislation that created the office, they forgot to put a term in, and it's a perfect time to look at the legislation and consider a term".

Typically, if we put, a term propagates with the iterations of the mapping and perpetuates the discontinuity unless by some coincidence it disappears.

He flew to Boulder, put a term sheet on the table over lunch, and we had our lead investor for the amount we initially requested.

Yesterday we put a term sheet out to a life sciences company, and guess who was there with a term sheet?

"And that's put a long-term cloud over the company".

The willingness of the Pentagon to put a long-term footprint in Central Asia underscores a broader shift by President Bush.

DAVID BROOKS is in high dudgeon today:A normal Republican Party would seize the opportunity to put a long-term limit on the growth of government.

New Yorkers did, with the substantial financial encouragement of a wealthy conservative Republican, put a two-term limit on city elected officials a few years ago.

This relationship should put a long-term scare into Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP.

"But whatever happens, the club has to put a long-term plan into place.

Obama will nominate Lew on Thursday afternoon, continuing to put a second-term imprint on his Cabinet by choosing yet another close ally to a key government post.