Sentence examples for term that expires from inspiring English sources

If confirmed, Professor Diamond would complete a 14-year term that expires on Feb. 1, 2014.

If confirmed by the Senate, he would fill a term that expires in 2010.

Ms. Bies is being nominated for a term that expires in 2012, the White House said.

Mr. Estrada was elected to a six-year term that expires in 2004; he cannot run again.

President Bush nominated Ms. Sommers to join the trading commission in 2007, and President Obama put her up for a second term that expires in 2014.

One former city councilman is serving in a particularly high-profile position: Victor L. Robles of Brooklyn, who was the Council's majority whip, was selected as city clerk by the Council, with a term that expires in 2006.

Ms. Tenenbaum was confirmed by the Senate on June 19 , 2009and sworn into office on June 23, 2009 to a term that expired on November 30 , 2013

The justices found that there was "historical understanding" and "case law" to support the interpretation that Arigas's charter should be interpreted to mean that directors served three-year terms instead of terms that expired annually.

David de Gea, the established No1, is yet to renew terms that expire in summer 2015 although the club are relaxed about the Spaniard committing his long-term future despite reported interest from Real Madrid.

The federal highway program is now operating under a short-term extension that expires on April 30.

Democrats are particularly incensed that the House is now likely to break on Friday without agreeing to extend a programme to provide federal benefits for the 1.3 million long-term unemployed that expires at the end of the year – an omission they say represents a "kick in the teeth" to America's most vulnerable.