Sentence examples for term shortly from inspiring English sources

The attorney general, George Brandis, appointed Wilson as the so-called "freedom commissioner" to a five-year term shortly after the 2013 election, saying the Human Rights Commission had been taking "a narrow and selective view of the statutory function and failed to give sufficient attention to freedom as one of the most fundamental human rights".

Both were appointed for seven-year terms shortly before the coup by a congress that was vehemently anti-Zelaya.

Quarterback Chris Redman, a third-round pick out of Louisville, agreed to terms shortly after midnight yesterday and practiced with the third-team offense.

Clegg, who is in Brazil at the Rio+20 summit, instructed senior party officials in a transatlantic telephone call to condemn the plans and to denounce Gove in highly personal terms shortly after the education secretary outlined his plans to MPs in an emergency commons statement.

"There was no agreement, but the parties are working toward a mutually beneficial solution, and we hope the store will open under some terms shortly".

The visitors looked weary but got back on level terms shortly before the hour mark, Laidlaw kicking another penalty following an offside decision.

And no, I'm not bragging about this -- I think those two lines partially explain why this recovery has been such a slog: we hit back hard against the recession in 2009 and GDP started growing in real terms shortly thereafter.

Consequently, we constructed a functional similarity protein complex network including 1,683 nodes and 1,415,266 interactions based on annotating GO terms (shortly called SharedGOTermComNet).

Whatever you need, I'll give you the money.'" In fact, Beau was able to serve out his term, but shortly after leaving office last year he was diagnosed with brain cancer.

After being sentenced, he served half of his 16-month jail term and shortly after his release was taken on trial by Carlisle.

Hasluck had been Governor-General since 1969, and his term was shortly due to expire.