Sentence examples for term through a from inspiring English sources

The chairman of the Seimas (legislature) became acting president, and Adamkus won a second term through a special presidential election held in 2004.

Those who were entitled to a grant will receive exactly the same figure in their bank account every term through a repayable loan.

Mr. Lukashenko, who was elected in 1994 and has warned that Belarus will descend into chaos if his rule ends, has been accused of illegally prolonging his term through a sham constitutional referendum, but he remains popular among peasants.

Through its majority in the assembly, the opposition hopes to steer the country in a different direction and some parties in the opposition coalition have also said they would use their majority in congress to cut short Maduro's term through a recall referendum.

But Burns, who oversaw a review of the BBC's governance a decade ago as an adviser to the then culture secretary Tessa Jowell, said: "The licence fee is effectively a tax … and I am very pessimistic about the ability of the BBC to fund itself long term through a tax.

In this study, the non-relativistic radial Schrodinger equation solved for Wood Saxon potential together with coulomb potential (for r < R C ; R C  = spherical nucleus radius), spin orbit interaction and centrifugal term through a new hybrid numerical fitting Nikiforov Uvarov method.

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Finally, the study concluded that the positive effects apply not only to economic performance of ‎refugees; individuals already living in Germany will benefit in the long term through ‎a higher per capita income.‎.

Kevin Reddy, chief executive of Noodles & Company, a chain of fast food restaurants based in Broomfield, Colo.: "I would commend Firehouse for investing in their system long-term through a brand-building campaign focused on differentiation, not short-term discounting or reducing food quality.

In the title story, an elderly nun comes to terms, through a creative-writing seminar, with her illegitimacy.

The musicians and management have been seeking to agree on terms through a mediator since the players rejected reductions in their ranks and then large pay cuts.