The tests showed that even with a term of instruction, their understanding hadn't improved very much.
The other thing to bear in mind is that if you repay a personal loan with a term of over a year, there may be an early repayment penalty.
The post of president, with a term of two and a half years, will replace the unwieldy system by which European Union leaders and nations rotate holding the presidency every six months.
Agoston Samuel Mraz, director of the Perspective Institute, a research group in Budapest, said the result would most likely be a politically weak leader, with a term of office lasting barely a year before the next election.
Under Federal law, purposely disrupting computer networks is a felony punishable for first-time offenders with a term of as much as five years in prison and a $250,000 fine, plus assessment of damages.
For a loan of $150,000 with a term of more than one year, the initial fee is 2 percent of the amount the agency is guaranteeing, which amounts to $2,550.
"There was no bullet that hit Mohtarma Bhutto, there was no splinter that hit Mohtarma Bhutto, and there was no pellet that hit her," he said, referring to Ms. Bhutto with a term of respect.
Sources tell Reuters that financial advisory group Rothschild has delivered term sheets to banks, requesting underwritten proposals for the debt financing with a term of up to three years.
Every letter starts with a term of endearment: Dearest.
The Treasurer has always been elected, and since 1744 the office has rotated between individuals, with a term of one year.
