Sentence examples for until the next term from inspiring English sources

And then we thought, Maybe this is an aberration, wait until the next term, and then what is it?

The likely answer, based on Klein's analysis, is yes — at least until the next term, when Roberts may reaffirm his credentials.

An opinion explaining its reasoning will have to wait until the next term, assuming it takes the case, but by that time the state's general election will be over and its model campaign finance system substantially demolished.

Another, more likely option would be to defer a ruling on whether or not to hear the appeal until the next term, allowing more states to adopt marriage equality.

The justices will issue decisions on their argued cases until the term ends in late June, but will not hear new cases until the next term begins on Oct. 7.

She said the Greens had listened to LGBTI Australians who "overwhelmingly have said that if this means no marriage equality until the next term, then that's a price they're willing to pay".

But Congressional aides said there was too little time left in the legislative session and that the matter would in all likelihood remain unresolved until after the next term begins, in 2001.

The political debate focuses on those numbers, the deficits (declining much more slowly than forecast – with no surplus in sight until the end of the next term of government) and economic growth (unchanged from the May budget at levels too slow to make much of a difference to unemployment).

The next term in Eqs.

If she waits until the end of next term, the chances of the Senate confirming a nominee of this kind decrease dramatically.

The failure of Saturday's test of the Clinton administration's prototype missile defense system should be the clinching argument for delaying any construction of such a system until the next presidential term.