Sentence examples for terms and can from inspiring English sources

Under the law, board members are appointed to five-year terms and can serve up to two terms.

Under the rules of the New York exchange, directors are elected to two-year terms and can serve a maximum of three terms.

Individual members are elected by district; they initially serve two-year terms and can be reelected to serve subsequent four-year terms.

Visitors can add their own terms and can also post their personal suburban stories on YouTube, 16 of which were included in the show when it was on view at the Walker last summer.

Advocates of alternative-sentencing programs like those run by Mr. Hynes's office point to studies that show they are more cost-effective than prison terms and can help reduce the chances that offenders will relapse.

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The White House lays out its auto bailout terms, and cans G.M. CEO Rick Wagoner.

By Avi Zenilman March 30, 2009 The White House lays out its auto bailout terms, and cans G.M. CEO Rick Wagoner.

The majlis has a four-year term and can draft and pass legislation.

If inhaled, it is particularly harmful in the short-term and can cause slurred speech, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, and headaches.

What is best for companies over the long term, and can one-size voting mechanisms fit all?