Sentence examples for term start from inspiring English sources

Nicholas D. Kristof is correct: Washington needs to prioritize children and childhood poverty ("For Obama's New Term, Start Here," column, Jan . 24.

Universities must be more flexible, slightly shifting back term start dates if needed to allow PQA – a system that offers fairness, transparency and could help in widening access with students able to apply to their most appropriate destination.

Nicholas D. Kristof is clearly right: Too many young children from poor families face diminished opportunities by the time they're just 2 years old, and we should do more to help them overcome the formidable obstacles before them ("For Obama's New Term, Start Here," column, Jan . 24.

Mr. Levitas says hackers in the positive sense of the term start from the premise that problems are solvable and then work quickly and cheaply to solve them, learning from their mistakes and trying again — what the start-up world refers to as "iterating".

Birmingham, who narrowly avoided relegation last term, start the new campaign on Saturday at Middlesbrough.

The Welsh county, who finished one from bottom in the second division last term, start their pre-season campaign on Wednesday at Gloucestershire.

In the short term, start-ups do not have to compete with big firms for scarce talent.

At a time when the term start-up evokes images of crashing stock prices and collapsing business plans -- here as much as in the United States -- Ashok Soota might not seem to be a man to watch.

Brand's term starts on Jan . 1and runs through 2007.

Under the constitution, a presidential term starts on 20 January.

His term starts in September and lasts for three years.