Sentence examples for until the term of from inspiring English sources

First, Abbott and Costello did not renew the copyright interest in the routine until the term of the copyright expired.

Confinement for defying a grand-jury subpoena can last until the term of the jury is over, after which prosecutors would have to obtain a new subpoena and start the process over if they wanted to continue to press the issue.

I'll just give you a large amount of money, and I will agree to drop my suit against you, so long as you agree not to enter the market until the term of my disputed patent expires".

Significantly for the cash-strapped homeowner, the money usually doesn't have to be paid back until the term of the loan expires or the borrower sells the house and moves out.

Interest rates are usually at least a point or two higher than rates on conventional loans, in part because the lender typically won't be repaid a dime until the term of the loan is up.

Until recently, the term of choice would have been "Arabs" rather than "Muslims".

Until recently, the term of choice among psychiatrists was "gender identify disorder".

Until the terms of engagement are set, the bank's pugnacious chairman might want to tone down his fighting words.

On Sept. 26, Usada requested that Hesch not compete until the terms of his suspension have been resolved.

Mark Horgan, chief executive of foreign exchange company Moneycorp, is unenthusiastic about the prospects of the pound until the terms of Britain's EU exit are clearer.

Thanks to Brexit, the editors at the Oxford English Dictionary are guaranteed full employment, at least until the terms of leaving are worked out.