Sentence examples for term to which from inspiring English sources
The court suspended the two-year jail term to which Mr. Kim, 39, was sentenced and fined him $167,000.
Had he served the term to which he was elected in 2000, we would have had no war in the Middle East.
He stood down as president without seeking the third term to which the constitution entitled him, in order to help foster the growth of democratic institutions.
Even some top Republicans privately said they were unsure whether the governor would be able to serve out his third term, to which he was elected last year.
The party ended with President Hayes, who embraced reform on the first day of the single term to which he promised he would limit himself.
If found guilty, Mr. Mzoudi faces the same 15-year jail term to which a fellow Moroccan, Mounir el-Motassadeq, was sentenced in February for aiding the hijackers.
Couture is, to put it in the kind of crude terms to which the houses themselves would never stoop, around 100 times as expensive as ready to wear.
"At one stage it looked as if the US was going to produce its own set of terms to which both sides could add their reservations.
The models primarily provide results in biophysical terms to which valuation can be applied (Sharp et al. 2014, http://www.naturalcapitalproject.org/).org/
According to the program terms, to which you automatically agree when you sign up for an account, the miles are not your property.
Upon learning of the strong Mexican resistance to his proposed modifications, Webster instructed Letcher to negotiate the most favorable terms to which the Mexicans would agree.
