Sentence examples for term for offices from inspiring English sources

In March 1991, he was assigned to a "home base" — a term for offices used by technicians — that contained the radioactive material.

THE LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY, established in 1949, uses volunteers for special events like walks and golf tournaments, but also needs people long term for office work, bulk mailings and database entries.

The Graybar epitomizes the simple premise that has earned Stephen Green the nickname, in real estate circles, King of Class B, a term for office buildings that are generally more than 25 years old and in decent condition but clearly are not top-of-the-line skyscrapers drawing elite corporate tenants.

Him serve only one term for office.

Yesterday di govnor of Lagos state Akinwummi Ambode tell im supporters say im go run for second term for office.

Protests break out for February afta di 82-year-old, wey don dey office for 20 years announce im plans to run for fifth term for office.

For example, Oscan ceus 'citizen' is a Latin loanword that stems from a form *ceuis, which existed about 200 bce and was intermediate between Old Latin ceivis and its later form civis; Oscan aídil and kvaísstur imitate Latin aedilis and quaestor, terms for offices in the Roman government; and the Veneti adopted the Roman word for 'freed man,' libertus.

A 1993 referendum established a limit of two consecutive four-year terms for office-holders — even though Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the Council modified those limits last year to allow a third term.

The term of office for an officer commences on the day of the date of their commissions.

(e) for term of office of eight and four years for full-time and part-time officers and for expiration of term of office for provisions of former subsec.

Well, that's Antonovich's favored term for the office he holds, the Board of Supervisors' chairmanship that nowadays virtually rotates among its five members every year.