Sentence examples for term is one from inspiring English sources

Among major rulings still being reviewed by the White House six weeks into Mr. Bush's term is one that would permanently ban road building on about 60 million acres of national forest land, a move supported by environmentalists as a barrier to development of about one-third of forest land.

Of course, putting someone behind bars can prevent some crime in the short term by removing that person from society at large, but according to research cited by the White House, incarceration's effect on crime over the long term is one of diminishing returns.

The first term is one that landing-craft sailors apply to those on big ships, who keep so dry that they can afford to dress the part.

Therefore, raising funds to hire staff long term is one of the major issues I have been working on as director of CiRA.

This last term is one often inaccurately applied, but SpongeBob really does deserve it.

This tiny "mike" — the wire-tappers have appropriated the radio term — is one of the trade's newest devices.

The fellowship's duration is two years and the appointment term is one-year that is renewable for an additional year, contingent on funding and performance.

Tory promises to "hit the ground running" by allowing schools to "opt out" by the autumn term was one of the worst examples of shadow government by gimmick.

"If you look at how Reagan handled the cold war, the leitmotif of the second term was one of negotiation," he said.

Preventing warming from exceeding 1.5C in the long term was one of the targets agreed by the world's nations in the UN's 2015 Paris agreement.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif). said the term was one of several "dog whistles" Kavanaugh has used, naming "racial spoils system" as another example.