Sentence examples for will be term from inspiring English sources

There will be term limits for officials, caps on salaries, transparency in housing and so forth.

The governor, who will be term-limited out of office in January 2007, says the mechanism needs to be adjusted to keep on working.

His crossover appeal — and the recent history in Arkansas of producing a popular Democratic president — might suggest Mr. Beebe, who will be term-limited in 2014, would be among the more talked-about 2016 contenders.

In a year's time Mr Morse will be term-limited out of office anyway.Supporters of the recalls say that Mr Morse earned his punishment for denying his opponents time to testify during debate, a charge he denies.

All the titles in what will be termed "The Bloomsbury Group" have been previously published but are currently out of print.

The drugs will be termed successful if patients survive significantly longer than they normally would and are able to function, Dr. Miller said.

Let us consider a femtocell which will be termed the cell of interest (CoI).

Assisted Spontaneous Breathing, a mode that will be termed later Pressure Support Ventilation, was the first pressure preset mode.

Let be a subset of defining for each point, then the sequence will be termed an abstract economy.

Two sets of values for the connection strengths are used, which will be termed the "healthy" and "Parkinsonian" parameters.

If the pain radiates to other local structures then it will be termed myofascial pain with referral.