Sentence examples for second terms of from inspiring English sources

During the first and second terms of Pres.

A similar opportunity arose in the second terms of Reagan (who in 1986 signed into law a historic tax-reform bill) and Clinton (who in 1997 reached a significant budget deal with Republicans).

Rhodes said that he is just beginning to research in a more formal way how foreign policy was conducted in the second terms of recent Presidents, but he knows how important it could be to Obama's legacy.

The data doesn't seem to conform to this description, because the economy does quite well during the second terms of Democratic Presidents, but there are nonetheless reasons to question Blinder's reading of the data, too.

The First and Second Terms of President John F. Kennedy: An Alternate History," by the television commentator Jeff Greenfield, who imagines a completed first Kennedy term and then a second.

In both cases, after an initial spurt, reforms stalled during their governments' second terms of office.The reforms also appeared more radical because the economy was so tightly regulated to begin with.

IT'S the start of the second term of school.

Is it a second term of Hamid Karzai, whose inauguration tomorrow the west will endorse?

Obama, Balkin says, has "systematically adopted policies consistent with the second term of the Bush Administration".

So could he see there being a second term of coalition with the Tories?

A referendum looks likelier in Labour's third rather than second term of office.