Sentence examples for the present term from inspiring English sources

The present term of Mr. Bhutto's Government expires Aug. 14.

The right to regulate occupations was considered by this court at the present term in the case of Williamsv.

Argument was had in the 1956 Term and the case set down for reargument in the present Term.

The case was argued at the last term, and reargued at the present term, both orally and by additional briefs.

Of the thousands of petitions for certiorari they have considered thus far during the present term, which began in October, the justices have agreed to hear only 69.

When he proposed to describe a racial discrimination case in which he cast the deciding vote as "perhaps the most excruciatingly difficult case of the present term," the chief justice offered some strong advice.

But until they are agreed, he says, the new government will stick to the present terms.

Even on the present terms, sustaining support for a war among the American people will be hard enough.

He has already pre-ordained his intended outcome, namely continued membership of the EU on something very close to the present terms.

Under the present terms of the offer, MetroPCS shareholders would be paid about $4.09 a share and receive a 26 percent stake in the combined company.

The Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority said that European institutions would continue to have access to British markets on the present terms once the two-year Article 50 process ends in a year's time.