Sentence examples for term of an from inspiring English sources

Like 1994, we are now two years into the first term of an ambitious Democratic president.

The time period coincides nicely with the term of an auto loan.

The City Charter expressly provides that any law that "changes the term of an elective officer" requires a mandatory referendum.

The promise is to be rid of nuclear weapons within the first term of an independent parliament.

The term of an IVA is usually five years and Kennedy says: "For this option you have to have a steady income to keep paying creditors".

In a surprise ruling on Tuesday welcomed by the reformers, an appeals court reduced the 10-year jail term of an outspoken journalist, Akbar Ganji, to six months.

Previously, O'Rielly completed the term of a prior commissioner.

Do we have that short term of a collective memory?

It's really an umbrella term of a whole range of different sorts of experiences.

"We did a term of photography, a term of textiles, a term of weave, some packaging design and a lot of life drawing, which I really loved".

It is a term of aversion, a gesture of estrangement.