Sentence examples similar to three annual terms from inspiring English sources

A Republican (Jeffersonian) attorney, he served as state senator (1798 1802, 1806 11), U.S. senator (1802 03), mayor of New York City (1803 15 except for two annual terms), and lieutenant governor (1811 13).

In addition to specifying term limits for its plural executive, the radical Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 required that after four annual terms even the assemblymen would have to give way to a new set of legislators so they would "return to mix with the mass of the people and feel at their leisure the effects of the laws which they have made".

The next year Adams was elected as governor in his own right, the first of four annual terms.

In 1833 he was elected Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts as a Whig, and served three consecutive annual terms.

Thereafter, I was the student body president for two consecutive annual terms, and served on the Associated Students budget committee and Fiscal Affairs Council for two years before becoming the student body vice president of Fiscal Affairs; the body that has primary "watchdog" responsibility over the student body's $1.6-million 1.6-millionet annuals multi-million in savings.

In terms of subject retention and survey completion, the three annual telephone surveys had better survey completion rates than the six quarterly web surveys (51% vs. 37%).

The supermarket price war has helped push food prices down in annual terms for the first time in at least eight years.

We compare the annual terms of these time-series to the annual terms of two different geocenter motion models where biases and trends have been removed.

In annual terms, food prices jumped 6.1 percent.

Two consuls were elected for an annual term (from January through December) by the assembly of Roman soldiers, the Century Assembly.

Now, two consuls were elected by the citizens for an annual term.