Sentence examples for the coming term from inspiring English sources

This means that the issue could well reach the Supreme Court in the coming term.

The coming term may not conclude in June with quite the same fireworks as the last two.

The shadow minister of state used the interview to signal new commitments on transparency by Labor over the coming term of parliament.

A lawsuit, which the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear in the coming term, will determine whether there is any recourse for Medicaid beneficiaries who may have less access to health care because of such cuts.

She delighted in recalling how she received $1,000 for being "the most hard-working economically needy student" in her Juilliard class, with the expectation that it was to be used for living expenses in the coming term.

The court also added six cases to its docket for the coming term, including one concerning whether the police need a warrant to draw blood from someone arrested on suspicion of drunken driving who refuses to consent.

The justice secretary made his comments as he laid out his priorities for justice over the coming parliamentary term.

I think the coming to terms with my heritage that you describe was really coming to terms with them.

Then, in the 1950s, came the term "Beat".

He has spent the last year coming to terms with this attack.

Zimmermann and others are counting on the government coming to terms with that bargain.