Sentence examples for term early from inspiring English sources

Major decisions must go through Blatter, 74, FIFA's president since 1998, who is running for another term early in 2011.

The Supreme Court began its fall term early by meeting last month to hear a challenge to the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law.

The term "early brain injury" (EBI) was first postulated in 2004, more than 40 years after delayed CV was first described, to explain the acute pathophysiological events occurring within 72 hours of SAH [ 5, 6].

The term early brain injury (EBI) was first coined in 2004 to explain the acute pathophysiological events occurring within 72 hours of aSAH that begin minutes after bleeding commences [ 11, 12].

Giuliani's quitting his term early, thus allowing him to run again on the Conservative Party line.

The term Early Hebrew is used to distinguish this branch from the later so-called Square Hebrew.

But speculation has also focused on what would happen if he died or stepped down after starting a new term early next year.

He is expected to run for a second term early next year.

There is an effort underway among prominent Republican National Committee members to recruit a serious alternative to Chairman Michael Steele if and when he decides to stand for a second term early next year, according to sources familiar with the conversations.

The term early-childhood learning may conjure up different images to each of us.

Studies that used the term "early-onset neonatal sepsis" but did not specify timing (i.e. seven days or three days) were also included.