Sentence examples for terms in the post from inspiring English sources

Without Shriver's backing, he might never have served two terms in the post, which is ironic as she had serious qualms about him taking up the post.

Mexico's rule for its president and (in some states) governors says one term in the post and you're out for life.

Robertson will serve a four-year term in the post starting this week, replacing Coe, the president of world athletics' governing body the IAAF, who served a for a similar term.

Ofcom had recommended that Burns stay on for about a year beyond the end of his second term in the post, which is scheduled to expire on 27 January.

While his predecessor, a ticket inspector, kept the day job, the particular circumstances of Barker's career – having to retrain on a new route when First lost its Thameslink franchise during his first term in the post – means that he is currently working full-time in the employee director role, for which he is paid £39,000 on top of his normal earnings as a driver.

She has repeatedly said that she only intended to serve one term in the post.

Distinguishing between formless and definite content, as they are termed in the post, is also important.

However, his term in the post was cut short in 1953 when he suffered a heart attack, and he was ultimately forced to retire from the Army in 1955.

The suit was settled under confidential terms in 1987, the Post reported.

When the Atlanta newspaper publisher Henry Grady used the term in the post-Reconstruction era, he, too, was hoping to cast off a moribund past and self-defeating tradition.

The multipliers of the viscous term and the inertial/form drag term in the post-Darcy regimes were shown to be connected.