Sentence examples for years of the term from inspiring English sources

He could then run in a special election for the two remaining years of the term.

Those are the middle years of the term of government, and I think the foundation is now well laid.

For example, on a £150,000 mortgage, with 20 years of the term remaining, a 4.5% loan means a monthly repayment of £949.

He was elected to fill the last two years of the term in 1970 and easily won re-election until his defeat in 2008.

(Followers of the latest Afghan war will hear an echo of this thinking in the common use in recent years of the term "Afghanization" by Pentagon planners).

Mr. Scott was not appointed to complete Mr. DeMint's six-year term; in 2014, an election will be held for the final two years of the term.

The winner will serve the remaining year of the term of Mr. Moakley, a Democrat who had held since 1973.

In January 2012, the teammates would use the 25th Amendment to switch places, and the person elected vice president would assume the presidency for the final year of the term.

There's nothing complicated about the analysis; I've just averaged the approval ratings for all polls in the Roper Center database, and broken the results down by the year of the term.

Nowadays everyone has heard that the first year of the term of a President, even a returning one, is typically the weakest of the four.

Nowadays everyone has heard that the first year of the term of a President, even a returning one, is typically weakest of the four.