Sentence examples for total term from inspiring English sources

(Agencies typically charge commissions of 10 to 12percentt of the rent for the total term of the lease).

Such interest rate adjustments may be accomplished through adjustments in the monthly payment amount, the outstanding principal balance, or the mortgage term, or a combination of these factors, except that in no case may any extension of a mortgage term result in a total term in excess of 40 years.

Adding room and board charges of $6,668 and fees totaling $318 for health services and student activities, the total term bill will be $26,861 -- a 4.9-percent increase.

In the future, employees are eligible for a total term of 12 years (15 years in medicine), which should be used to qualify for a full professorship or another, nonacademic profession.

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Republicans remained in control of the House in the 42nd and 43rd Congresses, and Blaine was reelected as Speaker at the start of both of them, for a total term of six years in the Speaker's chair.

Sales were flat on a year ago in total terms, which does not adjust for the effect of new store openings.

In none of these cases, however, would the total terms of copyright for the work be longer than 75 years.

In total terms, not adjusting for the effect of new store openings, sales rose by 1.9% in July, also the strongest growth since January.

Increasing life quality of countries influences popularity of on board employments and its cost has crucial share in total terms.

Takings in April were flat on a year ago in total terms, which does not adjust for the effect of new store openings, as a drop in fashion sales offset a rare rise in food sales, the BRC said.