Sentence examples for the recent term from inspiring English sources

In the recent term, Mr. Phillips was on the winning side in three cases before the court.

But others said that the overlap highlights the blurring of Mr. Bloomberg's philanthropy and his role as mayor, which became a flash point during the recent term limits debate.

Jeffrey Toobin joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss the key decisions of the recent term, and how the election of 2016 will affect the politics of the legal system in the years ahead.

Giordano earned approximately 70% of its total sales in foreign countries in the recent term (Giordano Interim Report 2013), although the company's total sales currently show a stability after its 25 years of business (see Figure 1).

The net sales of Fast Retailing (the owner of Uniqlo) has continuously increased, and the sales of Uniqlo International was almost two times higher than the sales of Uniqlo Japan in the recent term (Uniqlo Annual Report 2013).

Hence, the emergence of the recent term, full band EEG, which considers both infraslow and ultrafast EEG activity [ 1].

However, we are deeply disquieted by the antidemocratic sentiment animating the recent term-limits extension vote.

In the next page, "Registration Term", in the drop down menu, select the current/most recent term, or the term you will be attending when you begin classes, and click "Select".

In the more recent term, the U.S. ski industry has lost an estimated $1 billion in revenues over the last decade due to low snowfall.

The judge noted that almost all the papers from the most recent term at issue, President Ronald Reagan's, had been released since the suit was filed.

The most recent term auction, at which the Fed lent $30 billion, was oversubscribed by more than 2-to-1.