Sentence examples for term of existing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Congress has extended the term of existing copyrights 11 times in the past 40 years.

It was the eleventh time in less than forty years that Congress had extended the term of existing copyrights.

The administration pointed out that there were no conflicting rulings on the validity of the 1998 law -- with lower court disagreement being the most important criterion for Supreme Court review -- and "no decision of any court holding that Congress cannot, consistent with the Copyright Clause, enact legislation that extends the term of existing copyrights".

And it was just shy of a decade since Congress had last extended the term of existing copyrights -- its 11th such extension in forty years.

And here then is the rub with extending the term of existing copyrights (just what Helprin's essay argued for): by definition, it is a right given in exchange for no new work.

The Brazilian market is not always ready in terms of existing laws.

But in terms of existing philanthropy, yes, $2 billion actually would be a huge deal.

Iraqi officials agreed to allow the inspectors to do their work under the terms of existing Security Council resolutions.

Which doesn't mean plumping for the easy option of describing your show entirely in terms of existing programmes.

Europe remained slow, but Anderson said: "It is the world's second largest market in terms of existing owners so it's incredibly important.

The New Yorker, February 3 , 1934P. 48 Monologue: A school girl explains "Alice in Wonderland", "Gullivers Travels", Dickens "Christmas Carol" in terms of "existing conditions".