Sentence examples similar to subsequent to six terms from inspiring English sources

Under the 2000 Arusha power-sharing accords and subsequent agreements in 2006 that ended Burundi's 13-year civil war, a president is limited to two terms.

Revert to two terms?

We limit the President to two terms.

It is a huge change for Hawaii, which was represented in the Senate since 1963 by Mr. Inouye, a legendary figure both in Hawaii and Washington, and since May 1990 by Mr. Akaka after his appointment to an unexpired term and subsequent election to three full terms.

She was re-elected to six subsequent terms.

She was reelected easily to four subsequent terms.

II program take the required post-professional design studio (1061a) in the first term and in the subsequent three terms choose, through a lottery system, from a variety of advanced design studios, many of which are led by the profession's leading practitioners and theoreticians.

During his 1992 presidential campaign and subsequent two terms in the White House, the Clintons focused on domestic policy, with job training and welfare reform programs to cater to a hollowing middle class, fateful deregulation for finance and energy, and a complex would-be consensus non-socialist approach to universal health care.

To prevent future leaders from possibly holding and consolidating power indefinitely, the 22nd Amendment was passed, limiting subsequent officeholders to a maximum of two terms.

Though he has attracted countless eulogies in the two millenniums subsequent to his expiry, "phat", "sorted", and "wicked" are not adulatory terms traditionally associated with Jesus Christ.

While Putin was out of the Kremlin, his protege Dmitry Medvedev took over the presidency — and presided over a constitutional amendment that lengthened subsequent presidential terms from four years to six.