Sentence examples for term exceeds from inspiring English sources

The 11-year term exceeds any other known sentence for the vague crime of "inciting subversion".

After sentencing, if his term exceeds 25 years, federal rules require that he be housed in a maximum-security prison, former prosecutors said.

If the second term exceeds unity then ignition occurs at the front-end.

The lease is for a term exceeding 10 years, said David A. Rayner, regional real estate director for Borders.

Thousands filled a sandy plaza outside Dakar's downtown district to demand the departure of President Abdoulaye Wade, 85, who is trying to run for a third term, exceeding the constitutional limit.

The Gun Control Act of 1968 details who is prohibited from owning firearms, including those convicted of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year; fugitives; non-citizens; and anyone discharged from the military under dishonorable conditions.

As my Lowy Institute colleague Jenny Hayward Jones has noted, such dominance in percentage terms exceeds even that of the US in the Middle East, where America provides 51% of the total bilateral ODA received.

Univision won the auction for Gawker Media in bankruptcy court earlier this week for a reported $135m; Ziff Davis, which had said it would keep Denton on as a consultant had they been successful, dropped out "once we felt the price and terms exceeded our threshold" they told their staff.