Sentence examples for the previous term from inspiring English sources

His failure to do so portrays him as a hopeless schlemiel, just like "old Bibi" from the previous term.

The court issued 74 signed opinions in the term that ended in June, up from 67 in the previous term.

Apparently, during the previous term the caretaker had left, the school needed painting and the head had rolled up his sleeves and spent much of the summer painting.

The Senate bill, which was broadly similar to a reform measure the Democrats had introduced the previous term, was unanimously approved by committee.

Fenerbahce's total summer spend was around £23m, which was more than the £21m for the previous term, when the club had no income from European football.

At the beginning of each term, the registrar sends an e-mail to instructors who have students scheduled for makeup examinations from the previous term.

The previous terms had an indicated value of about $47‐million.

To use an analogy that Trump would recognize, it's akin to arriving for a negotiation without first asking the value of the assets, the cost of the transaction, or the previous terms of engagement.

The oil and gas, infrastructure, energy generation and telecom industries are exempted from these more restrictive rules, and will operate under the previous terms, Mr. Lighthizer said — a win for those industries.

Kmart also received permission to revise the terms of a $2 billion loan package, allowing its losses to as much as quadruple from the previous terms before lenders could find the retailer in default.The company expects to complete its investigation by the end of the year.

(The possibility of legal action has always existed, but that part was not spelled out clearly in the previous terms).