Sentence examples for the whole term from inspiring English sources
"A lot of people are uncomfortable with the whole term 'precinct captain.' " Mr. Gooch grinned.
Later, it was settled that eating three dinners was equivalent to attending for the whole term.
("I should like to be appointed your professor," he wrote to her, "you being required to attend the whole term").
But early in a presidency, they factor together into the elusive equations of Presidential power that can describe the whole term.
Also, under terms similar to probation, any minor violation could prompt a judge to order Mr. Navalny to serve the whole term.
Student budgeting is difficult because students get paid lump sums at the start of every term which they then have to eke out for the whole term and the holidays – which is why a holiday job can be so useful.
Speaking at a fringe event hosted by the Guardian at the Conservative party conference, Barker said the political consensus on energy had been pretty firm until last week, but Miliband's intervention had changed the "whole terms of political trade".
As a result a reduced model is obtained which preserve the accuracy of the full-model (model that include the whole terms of the z-expansion) but it removes the not-significant terms in the same expansion (those terms that do no improve the results according to a given error criteria).
But if it stays flat at 8 percent through the incumbent's whole term, he or she will probably be returned to power.
The judge said the whole life term was merited because each of the three murders involved substantial degrees of premeditation or planning.
