Sentence examples for three terms of from inspiring English sources

He is interested in power and will be looking for a historic three terms of Brownism.

Wholesale alteration in the delivery of public services might take three terms of government, according to a government minister.

After three terms of Michael R. Bloomberg as mayor, New York will elect in a new leader in November.

But one of the hallmarks of the past three terms of this Labour government has been its commitment to what has been clunkily called, progressive universalism.

Asked which of the reforms was most important, Scala said a limit of three terms of four years needed to be urgently introduced.

The latest proposals for reform are that the Fifa president and members of the executive committee should serve a maximum of 12 years – three terms of four years.

This was the result of three terms of pro-business Republican presidents and two of a Democratic administration that reinvented government by cutting it further.

Judge Charles Burns of Cook County Circuit Court sentenced Mr. Balfour to three terms of life in prison and 120 years on other charges.

The president can serve up to three terms of four years each, but terms may be cut short by a vote of the legislature.

Ed's leadership struggled with the tension between building a new offer of change while also trying not to define ourselves entirely against the preceding three terms of Labour government, in which he played a considerable part.

Arguing that constitutional reform is vital to restoring trust in politics, Brown says: "You might have thought that after three terms of a Labour government, we would be cautious about further reform.