Sentence examples for recent terms from inspiring English sources

There is no case yet on the docket that rivals the blockbusters of recent terms addressing health care, abortion or same-sex marriage.

While the Supreme Court gets far more attention, in recent terms it has reviewed only about 75 cases a year — half what it considered a generation ago.

In his own remarks, Justice Breyer said an eight-member court was capable of deciding most cases, supporting the point with statistics from recent terms.

That was just about correct, though the fraction of 5-to-4 decisions that split along the usual ideological lines in recent terms was more like two-thirds.

Holders of Greek sovereign bonds were forced to take losses on their holdings, under the most recent terms of Greece's bailout.

On Wednesday, one of the crucial players, Kamala D. Harris, the attorney general of California, rejected the most recent terms, saying, "We believe it is inadequate for California".

"GLOBALISATION" is a relatively recent term.

In contrast, the Supreme Court issued 76 signed opinions in its most recent term.

Breyer's new prominence was apparent on June 28th, when the Supreme Court's most recent term ended.

However, we are deeply disquieted by the antidemocratic sentiment animating the recent term-limits extension vote.

Thomas was not asked about the court's recent term, and he mentioned it only obliquely.