Sentence examples for terms for senators from inspiring English sources

I propose two terms for senators and five for congressmen.

My suggestion: one six-year term for the president, two six-year terms for senators and six two-year terms for Congress.

Next year features races for governor and a full term for senator.

Mr. Kaufman has made clear that he will not run next year in an election to fill the last four years of what would have been the seventh term for Senator Biden, who ran simultaneously in 2008 for both re-election and the vice presidency.

The latest term for Senator Dianne Feinstein, who was elected over 24 years ago, ends at the same time as Brown's final term as governor.

For example, this year, the Tea Party took over the Maine Republican Party convention and adopted a platform that called for imposing a 12-year term limit for senators, ending the congressional health care plan, opposing abortion and abolishing the Federal Reserve Board.

If the Senate bill passes, it may be a short-term victory for Senator John McCain and a handful of other lawmakers who've been pushing hard for mandatory military detention of all terrorism suspects.

The real solution is term limits — two for senators and house members, and one five-year term for president.

If the Australian Electoral Commission second Senate counts supports that analysis (and Bowland's work has mirrored the AEC count thus far), this would force the major parties to decide whether to marginalise Hinch and the Greens, who have a balance of power bloc, or support longer terms for their own senators.

Trump began using the term for the senator because during Warren's 2012 Senate race she made unverified claims that she had Native American heritage.

It is unclear whether the case against Mr. Blagojevich, a two-term Democrat, will be grounds enough for senators to convict him.