Sentence examples for term of any from inspiring English sources

To call it immortality is to empty that term of any vital significance.

New Jersey has no lieutenant governor, and a quirk of the State Constitution allows the Senate president to complete the unfinished term of any governor.

To speak of community without any sense of a difference between being in it and out of it evacuates the term of any possible meaning.

The Social Democrat had been in office for just two months, the shortest term of any elected prime minister in Swedish history.

This amendment shall not be so construed as to affect the election or term of any Senator chosen before it becomes valid as part of the Constitution.

It was originally drafted as a ban on fiscal deficits, but has become simply an obligation to pursue a plan to reach a balanced budget in the five-year term of any new government.

In terms of "any kind of intellectual process," he added, "that's just not me".

The terms of any proposed settlement could not be learned.

Ms. Mathis would not comment on "any monetary terms of any potential arrangement".

We received no co-operation from the Confederation in terms of any kind of assessment.

What that means in terms of any specific candidate is yet unclear.