Sentence examples for term during which from inspiring English sources

After a stormy term, during which he managed to make enemies and alienate friends, he was turned out of office.

ARMs typically feature a five- or seven-year introductory term, during which the interest rate is fixed.

In each term during which any official department or University requirement is fulfilled, including qualifying exams or the University oral exam.

Students must enroll in Affiliate Coverage prior to the beginning of the term during which the leave is taken or within thirty days of the date of determination.

Grand juries usually sit for a four-week term, during which they hear evidence in numerous cases and decide whether to issue indictments.

The first is to blame the loose fiscal policy of Mr Menem's second term, during which the public debt rose from 40% to 50% of GDP.

He served two four-year terms, during which he acquired a reputation for honesty (unusual among Pendergast politicians) and for skillful management.

Every degree candidate working on a thesis must register for thesis in all terms during which his or her thesis research or writing is actually in progress and during the term his or her name appears on the degree list.

Global mean sea level rose at an average rate of about 1.2 mm (0.05 inch) per year over much of the 20th century, with shorter terms during which the rise was significantly faster (5.5 mm [0.2 inches] per year during the period from 1946 to 1956).

They actually outspent the NRA in the 2018 mid-terms, during which some prominent pro-gun-control Democrats won close elections.

The royal trio serve one-year terms during which they will make hundreds of appearances throughout southern Alberta and across North America.