Sentence examples for terms at which from inspiring English sources

Justices serve seven-year terms, at which point they are eligible to be nominated by the governor again.

Both countries can enjoy more bikes and more wheat if they trade on terms at which both will gain.

He scheduled another hearing for June 23 for a discussion of the settlement terms at which plaintiffs can pose questions or raise concerns.

When the ECB council makes its regular monetary-policy decision at the start of each month, this affects the rate or terms at which it lends to banks.

The issue for other Kohlberg, Kravis investors hinges on the terms at which they were bought out in deals where the company was not sold to a third-party in an open market environment.

If they were a gang in cahoots, all they needed to do was inform the Padres to get back in line and stop their bidding at $250 million for eight years, the terms at which front-office folks in Florida last week said the Chicago White Sox had staked as a beachhead.

The Supreme Court is expected to take a major voting-rights case from Alabama this term, at which time it will reconsider the importance and validity of Section 5.

Therefore, we will be doing all that we can to have the suspension lifted by the second term, at which time we may extend bids and invite freshman to live with us.

Luke Parker had been supreme for the Swans with 35 possessions up until the opening minutes of the final term, at which point the nearest-best on ground was 13 touches less.

Echoing Mr. de Blasio, he said, "To be honest about it, Speaker, we have you to thank for that third term," at which some members of the audience clapped again, and others laughed or emitted oohs.

The Term at which we must arrive we may take as agreed: we have established elsewhere, by many considerations, that our journey is to the Good, to the Primal-Principle; and, indeed, the very reasoning which discovered the Term was itself something like an initiation.