Sentence examples for setting term from inspiring English sources

Under the current structure, academies, foundation, voluntary aided and foundation special schools have the power to set their own term dates, while local authorities are responsible for setting term dates for community and voluntary controlled schools.

In response to growing unease, voters in 2000 passed by a two-to-one ratio a constitutional amendment setting term limits for Auburn trustees and giving alumni more say in selecting them.

Others took more time, sometimes reading aloud the words at the top of the page: "Whether you're for them or against them, setting term limits should be up to voters alone.

A bill would also give ministers the power to intervene in setting term dates.

The steps Sharfman and Toll recommended include limiting the number of current or former firm executives who can sit on it, setting term limits for outside directors, diversifying the backgrounds of outside directors and requiring outside directors to spend a certain set amount of time on board work.

With the recent nomination of Judge Merrick Garland, in an attempt to depoliticize nominations, there's been some talk about setting term limits for justices of the Supreme Court.

"And we will be setting terms".

We call it setting terms of reference.

Before the accession votes occur, some fine print -- setting terms of entry -- must still be approved.

They agreed to continue negotiations on setting terms for the cease-fire.

Crude oil fell as the United Nations Security Council discussed a proposal setting terms of Iraqi arms inspections.