Sentence examples for terms ran out from inspiring English sources

In a concession to the president, the opposition also agreed that Mr. Bakiyev and the current 75-seat Parliament would remain in place until their terms ran out in 2010.

And in an environment with constant political instability, WCS provided a much-needed level of stability and institutional memory, snapping up the park service's most talented directors when their terms ran out.

Mr. Nadery, whose five-year term ran out on Dec. 16, said he was not formally told that his tenure would not be renewed.

Four days before Nadjari's extended term ran out, Republican Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz & Gov. Carey announced he would be replaced by John Keenan.

If the building was torn down before its term ran out, he was entitled to up to a million dollars in compensation.

And so, a parliament without a cohesive majority needed to quickly elect a new President before Napolitano's original term ran out.

By now, since his term ran out on May 16th, Mr Sezer should be relaxing in the bright spring sunshine on the balcony of his retirement home in a lakeside suburb of Ankara.

Contrary to the position adopted by the sitting French government, the Bush administration had long maintained that, despite his many shortcomings, Aristide should be allowed to remain in power until his term ran out in 2006.

By turning the ninth floor of the county office building into a bunker and writing my own news releases, I could save taxpayers well over a million dollars before I left office, which I wouldn't do until my term ran out.

If the test worked, Washington would be to able to tell the Russians that the momentum toward a missile shield was all but unstoppable and that they would be wise to negotiate a broad understanding on defensive and offensive systems before President Clinton's term ran out.

In an unusual public outcry, members of the grand jury on Friday called the dismissal an instance of political favoritism on the part of embattled District Attorney Charles A. Rosenthal Jr., like Justice Medina a Republican, and said they were prepared to reconvene this week to consider revoting the indictments before the panel's term ran out.