Sentence examples for term is for from inspiring English sources

The appointment term is for 10 years, and reappointment is allowed.

The presidential term is for four years and may be extended for one additional term.

The obvious solution to the crisis in the short term is for parliament to be dissolved and fresh elections held.

The back wall is covered with unusual silver glittery tiles and I ask what the technical term is for the material they are made from.

And Gerhard Schröder, the former chancellor of Germany, "always gives the impression that the very short term is for him very long indeed".

While City are realistic in their ambitions for the competition, the hope this term is for progress, which means reaching the quarter-finals at least.

Rambotham's term was for five years, extendable, by mutual agreement, to up to eight years.

"The best way for taxes to be low in the long-term is for us to ensure that the downturn is as limited in length and scope as possible.

"The only way to solve this problem long-term, is for developing countries to have the opportunity to get cheap alternative energy technology".

The most abundant terms were for 'protein amino acid phosphorylation', representing 56 genes.

The remaining three terms were for translation, gene expression, and generation of precursor metabolites and energy.