Sentence examples for question of term from inspiring English sources

"They will be voting more in response to what was done in 2008 than on the actual substance of the question of term limits".

They claim a special election on the question of term limits would not attract many voters and, therefore, be less democratic than leaving the decision to the 51 council members to vote themselves another term in office.

The chairman of the commission, Matthew Goldstein, the chancellor of the City University of New York, has indicated that the commission expects to place the question of term limits on the ballot.

IPCC has appointed a panel to consider the question of term limits for its officers.

"It's not a question of terms; it's a question of our culture".

But such a bailout, if it comes, will raise the question of terms.

Pemberton also claimed that he had gotten in substance his initial demand for surrender: "The discussion of the question of terms to a commission, although that commission was now necessarily an impromptu one".

It's now a question of terms," he told reporters after the meeting.

The Department of Education explained the apparent contradiction in its judgments largely as a question of short-term versus long-term goals.

"This goes back to the question of long-term versus short-term spending," Bush replied.

In this review paper we shall address the question of long term stability and functionality of the grouted silica.