Sentence examples for term runs from from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court's term runs from October through the end of June.

The three-year term runs from 2018 to 2020.

The Autumn Term runs from August to the year-end examinations in November after which the boys are promoted to the new class beginning in February.

His term ran from 2006 to 2009.

The spike in such killings in Juarez coincides with the declaration of "war" against powerful drug cartels by former President Felipe Calderon, whose term ran from 2006 to 2012.

So much so, that she may be the only politician with enough clout to beat back a second term run from former President Sebastián Piñera if he decides on another presidential campaign.

And it means the rooms themselves are affordable (in New York terms), running from $169 a night for a modest-size bunk-bed room to around $800 a night for a suite.

His most concrete achievement in climate assessment may have been getting his colleagues on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to explain how certain they actually were about the science, what they really meant by terms running from "exceptionally unlikely" through "likely" to "virtually certain".

Each of these simulations is performed with the initial soil moisture condition obtained from long term runs along with positive and negative perturbations.

Government should make policies by considering the fact that there is no short term or long term causality running from banking activities to GDP growth however in short run and long run GDP growth affects bank's lending activities in Pakistan.

"The output in terms of runs from our middle order was simply not good enough.