Sentence examples for set a term from inspiring English sources
In 1950, the United Nations set a term of ten years on Italy's trusteeship of Somalia, and in June the Italians make their unreluctant exit.
Analysts said that if he expected to be re-elected in six years — he has not set a term limit for himself, as he did when he served in the House — he cannot ignore the independents and the Democrats who swung his way.
The authorities set a term of only three days to exchange the copper coins at the old rate against more stable gold or silver money.
In such circumstances it would then consider setting a term of supervised detention under mental health provisions.
Individual states have some flexibility in managing the registries, including requiring a minimum age for registration or setting a term limit on how long offenders must register.
The judge must set a minimum term after which they may be considered for parole.
He set a minimum term of 25 years before either parent was eligible for parole.
· Set a long term career plan over the next few years so you'll be alert to opportunities.
Morrison faces a mandatory life sentence but the judge must set a minimum term of imprisonment before parole.
The changes will affect indeterminate sentenced prisoners, set a minimum term they must serve before being considered for parole.
