Sentence examples for removing the term from inspiring English sources

They then predictably complied with his request to change the constitution by removing the term limit and allowing him to stand again.

Removing the term "'living wage" from state statues, referring only to a minimum wage, which in Wisconsin is $7.25 per hour.

Removing the term limit follows a series of political victories for Mr. Xi, including being crowned "core leader" of the party in 2016.

When Republicans proposed removing the term "Wall Street" from the report, saying it was too pejorative and imprecise, the peace ended.

When the new national political front was formed a few months ago, government officials insisted that its proposed name be changed — removing the term "the marginalized ones" in favor of "those in extreme poverty".

The tidbit about removing the term "nerve agents" from radio instructions was prominently cited as an example of Iraqi bad faith by U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell in his Feb. 5, 2003, statement to the United Nations.

In May, the online retail giant Amazon also announced it would also be removing the terms "boys" and "girls" from its toy categories.

Removing the terms containing Δ by summing (43) and (44) we have tr H ¯ 2 Γ a H 2 ' T M 1 + λ T Δ * = 0 (45).

His words were at odds not only with the government, but also with Human Rights Commission president Gillian Triggs, who has said she would be open to removing the terms "offend" and "insult" if they were replaced with the term "vilify".

This article was amended on 11 February 2016 to remove the term "sex work" relating to children.

When it was later discovered that in fact the universe was expanding he removed the term and dubbed it "the biggest blunder of my life".