Sentence examples for three year terms from inspiring English sources

In the 1970's and 1990's she served three year terms as a New York State court reporter, resigning each time to run a new brownstone project.

The selection of Mr. Davis to succeed Rajat Gupta, who served as McKinsey's managing director for three three-year terms, may portend a shift in the firm's strategy.

Judge James Bell gave him the maximum: three three-year terms to be served back to back.

Bernanke, however, embraced the chairmanship, staying on for two three-year terms.

His refusal to implement the right-wing programme his enemies had predicted alienated some of his followers, but Fraser went on to win another two three-year terms.

Two three-year terms sounds about right -- long enough to have continuity, short enough to keep the executive director's relationship with the commissioner from becoming too cozy.

Berkowitz will replace Mayor Dan Sullivan (R), who has served two three-year terms since 2009.

The presidential term was limited to no more than two three-year terms in succession.

One apparent countexample can be disposed of at the start: the Beatles' six-year reign was, in fact, two consecutive three-year terms.

In addition, there are eight other members, each of whom serve three-year terms; four are Dominican friars and four are lay persons.

Fourteen officers under his command received two- and three-year terms.