Sentence examples for term began on from inspiring English sources

His four-year term began on December 10 , 2015

Mr. Chávez's new six-year term began on Jan . 10 with the president incommunicado in Havana.

His second term began on January 5, 2015; the same date when Governor Brown was sworn in for a second term after his re-election.

So when the new term begins on Oct. 4, the same justices will reassemble for a highly unusual 11th year together.

The justices will issue decisions on their argued cases until the term ends in late June, but will not hear new cases until the next term begins on Oct. 7.

With all he has done for the city to date, surely Mayor Giuliani would not cease his support and guidance when the new mayor's term begins on Jan . 1

But it is widely expected that the justices will agree to review the University of Michigan's affirmative-action plan when that case reaches them after the new term begins on Oct. 7.

Once elected, a governor serves a four-year term beginning on the date he is sworn into office; inauguration day is the second Monday in January.

Internally, the weeks in a term begin on Sundays, and are referred to numerically, with the initial week known as "first week", the last as "eighth week" and with the numbering extended to refer to weeks before and after term (for example "-1st week" and "0th week" precede term).

The accelerated learning programme is designed to assist children who have missed out on significant periods of their education, and provide them with rapid "catch-up" classes to help them join the correct level of schooling when the new academic term begins on March 22nd.

Their terms begin on Wednesday.