Sentence examples for two terms after from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill, 71, was governor from 1980 to 1991, serving two terms after succeeding Gov. Ella T. Grasso.

Students are expected to take their two core courses as early as possible in the major, normally within two terms after declaring their major.

Under changes agreed in a recent constitutional referendum, which gained an unhealthy 98% backing among those who voted, Kagame is entitled to stand for a further two terms after 2017, meaning he may still be in office in 2034.

His enthusiasm for regional theatre led him to take on the post of artistic director at the Crucible complex in Sheffield in 2005, although he stayed for only two terms after a disagreement with the managers – he wanted to put on plays while the theatre was closed for refurbishment, they didn't.

The error on the right side of (17.34) is a sum of two terms after an integration by parts: the boundary term and an integral.

"And it is encouraging that this report by Ofsted shows our plan for post-16 education is already having a positive impact just two terms after coming into effect.

In a ruling condemned as a travesty by fellow students, the English literature student was suspended for seven terms after reading out a poem that disrupted a speech by the minister.

For example, a 10-term passage is one in which the reference to the image appears in the middle point in the passage, with at most five terms before the image and at most five terms after the image.

Mr. Fujimori governed Peru from 1990 to 2000, was twice freely elected and retained high popularity through much of his two terms, even after suspending Congress and the Supreme Court in 1992.

Get a grip Two elephants trample the grass Loveless letters ReprintsThe former general says Mr Jonathan promised to serve only one term after his election in 2011.

It has been four decades since a party last regained office only one term after losing it, as Labour hopes to do.