Sentence examples for term is enough from inspiring English sources
The government thinks the current jail term is enough," said Redwan, who confirmed that gay crimes would not be added to the list of unpardonable crimes.
"Usually, with their ingrained sense of fairness, Australians give a government a second go, but – just like in Queensland, just like in Victoria – one term is enough," he was to say.
That prosecutors floated the idea of a seven-year term is enough to permanently terrify dissidents into avoiding confrontation with police – even if those "confrontations" come in the form of exercising your First Amendment rights.
Even a single protein missing a valid GO term is enough to mislead the functional inferring about its domains.
Apparently, the state's lawmakers figured one recall to a term was enough.
It said it had "honoured its commitments to its own people and to the whole world with respect to universal values".That single mention of the term was enough to enrage hardliners.
Forget the fact that those media companies had almost no experience in retailing: this was during the high-water mark for e-commerce, when the mere mention of the term was enough to send an Internet company's stock soaring.
For her, one five-year term was enough.
But Cameron – incorrectly, as it turned out – assumed that everyone would take it for granted that two terms is enough.
At the convention hall, hundreds of delegates held two fingers in the air to signify "Two terms is enough" (for Mbeki as president of the A.N.C). or rolled their fists over each other to signal "It's time for a change".
