Sentence examples for term that will be from inspiring English sources

He is promising a second term that will be, in his oft-repeated word, "radical".

In the short to medium term that will be an acutely painful process for Greece, but the impact on the eurozone and the EU will be more damaging and more permanent.

Palace have found resilience this term that will be severely tested on Tuesday night, but their blend of battle-worn old pros and exuberant homegrown talent has served to revitalise.

Perhaps neither did President Felipe Calderón, who is only two months away from the end of a six-year term that will be remembered for his aggressive pursuit of criminal gangs.

I'm realistic about the fact I'm very much a novice, so I'm not expecting to win immediately, but in every race I enter I'm trying to be the best that I can be and long term that will be to try to win.

The morning after a big night for the Bush brothers, Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida looked ahead today to a second term that will be as much about the 2004 presidential race as about his own goals for leading the state in the next four years.

"Foreign companies recognize that as far as Iraqi oil technocrats are concerned, the production risks are minimal, and consequently the kind of terms that will be offered on contracts are not going to be giveaways," Mr. Alkadiri said.

In this way, lawmakers are subject to the same laws and so have an incentive to avoid self-interested legislation and to frame it in general terms that will be equally applicable to all.

Michael Liss, a White Plains real estate lawyer, said that in Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess Counties -- as well as New York City -- it is common for the broker to draft what is known as a "memorandum of agreement," which sets forth all the relevant terms that will be included in the contract.

"And I think long-term that will be good for the development of Welsh rugby.

In the long-term, that will be accomplished less by punishing those who get caught in the current system, but more by removing the loopholes in the system that allow such activity to take place.