Sentence examples for years term from inspiring English sources
On October 2008 she has started a 5 years term as the President of the Open University in Israel.
While no definitive sources were found, we believe this alarm clock was designed prior to 1988, which would make any patents beyond the 20 years term on US patents.
Mr Bolland explained: "Right from the outset I saw my tenure as a five or six years term, and last summer I informed them [the board] that I would retire in 2016".
By the 2000s, however, standards had reverted:Commercial banks in the 1920s made predominantly interest only and partially amortized mortgage loans of 3-4 years term, then rolled them over by refinancing, or otherwise a balloon payment was due.
Second, spend serious time establishing impactful short (1-3 yeand) and medium (4-6 years) term goals for the organization.
This evidence suggests that individuals should be aggressively monitored postaortic dissection in the short (days) and long (months and years) term for progressive aneurysm growth within the dissection.
Boys aged 6 18 years, term-born, inhabiting a region of the same urbanization level as the examined boys with ADHD, without endocrine diseases, whose parents had answered 'no' to the above questions, and for whom complete data were collected, were assigned as the control group.
Members serve a single nine-year term.
The five-year term of Pres.
It had recommended a 10-year term.
