Sentence examples for term a year from inspiring English sources

Lahmar had been ordered released by a judge "forthwith" (another elastic term) a year and a week ago, because there wasn't actually any good evidence against him.

This is already shaping up to be a major issue on the assumption that Merkel wins a third term a year from now.

Mr. Barak, a former general and the head of the Labor Party, was elected to a four-year term a year and a half ago.

Having faced down speculation concerning a military coup in January, the government has bolstered its strength and now hopes to complete its five-year term a year from now, when elections are scheduled.

He already had a tenure-track job in Italy while at MIT. Afterwards he tried to spend one term a year in America to stay in touch with the academic mainstream.His first hands-on job in global finance came in 1984 as an executive director at the World Bank in Washington, DC.

"One of the saddest days in Israel's history," the headline of the news Web site Ynet read late on Tuesday, hours before former President Moshe Katsav was to report to Maasiyahu Prison to begin a seven-year term, a year after the Israeli Supreme Court found him guilty of two counts of rape involving force, one count of sexual harassment, harassment of a witness, and disruption of proceedings.

There is no evidence to support the use of prefabricated or custom foot orthotics for long-term (a year) pain management or functional improvement, the review concluded.

Fees Buckingham specialises in 2 year honours degrees, with students studying for four terms a year rather than three.

Each of the schools was charging MK15,000 per term (3 school terms in a year).

"To many investors, long term is a year," Mr. Devitt said.

Almost never is a third year of a president's term a down year.