Sentence examples for their term in from inspiring English sources

How does this usage compare to presidents before and after their term in office?

Leaders will have to look beyond their term in office and stick to the plan – not an easy task.

During the current legislative session, two lawmakers left office after they were convicted of felonies (convicted felons are barred by law from continuing their term in the Legislature).

I hope that the new government will be able to look at the quality of medical education and training beyond their term in office.

Discusses U.S. Ambassador James Cheek and his principal deputy, Joseph O'Neill, who are nearing the end of their term in Sudan.

The opposition parties in Germany, the Social Democrats (SPD) and the Greens, violated the stability and growth pact on four occasions and diluted its rules during their term in government between 1998 and 2005.

Mayors Rudolph Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg marched in the parade during their terms in office.

Unlike Lionel Tate and Nathaniel Brazill, who are beginning their terms in juvenile facilities, Mr. Massey started among adult inmates.

The state's Constitution, the justices pointed out, ensures that judges' salaries "not be diminished" in their terms in office.

IN THE decade to 2006, all three men elected as president of Ecuador failed to finish their terms in office.

For all their global reach and rhetoric around responsibility, most multinational corporations remain hard-wired monoglots: they converse on their terms, in their language.