Sentence examples for term put from inspiring English sources

Julius Genachowski, who was chairman for the first term, put together a package of decent net-neutrality rules.

It needs a clear, strong and effective response and may, in the short term, put Moscow in the diplomatic deep freeze.

Mr. Calderón, a member of the National Action Party, or PAN, who cannot run for a second term, put it more obliquely in a television interview last week.

Obama should get to work at the start of his term, put his own peace proposals on the table and persuade both parties to accept them.

"The one thing that hasn't changed here this season is that the lads have all kept on working really hard, which has over the long term put us in the position that we're in right now".

The Independent, which splashed on the story (as did its stablemate, i), demanded "a clear, strong and effective response" that "may, in the short term, put Moscow in the diplomatic deep freeze".

"We will continue to manage for the long term, putting customers first and investing for the future".

David Cameron made childhood obesity a flagship issue for his second term, putting officials in No 10 in charge, rather than the department of health.

Eventually that will erode most, even all, of the cost of a tax cut but in the medium term, putting money back in taxpayers' pockets means cutting spending.

Therefore, the term puts deniers in a defensive crouch and their collective mindset closes further.

On Wednesday, Warren promised she would serve out her term, putting a damper on any 2016 presidential speculation.