Sentence examples for term having from inspiring English sources

He was seeking an unprecedented third term, having pushed through a constitutional amendment.

Putin has gained another term having received the imprimatur of his Presidential referendum.

In the short term, having to take in Nariman threatens to tear Roxana's family apart.

"In the short term, having a piece of roof over your head is better than having none," she added.

Now they are entrenched in the long slog of a five-year term, having to both appear distinctive and collegiate.

Yorkshire wrapped up their first County Championship title in 13 years with a game to spare this term, having finishing runners-up the previous season.

Admiral Thomas Moorer, the chief of the Joint Chiefs, thus compromised, was reappointed for a second term having now been caught out and "preshrunk," in John Ehrlichman's term.

Gov. Terry E. Branstad is leaving office at the end of this term, having served 16 years in the governor's mansion.

Why do you think he is in the 11th year of a four-year term, having refused to hold elections for the last five years?

Mr. Obama could explain whether he actually intends to put some political muscle into comprehensive reform in a second term, having largely avoided it in his first term.

Mr Perry was in his third term, having ascended from the lieutenant-governor's seat in 2000 when George Bush won the presidency.