Term in a sentence

The constitution bill would have created a two term limit, with the president serving five years per term. A clause in the bill for a transitional president, such as Barrow, would have his current term counted as one term.

Godwin has not stated publically if he will see another term. And the District 3 seat held by first-term commissioner Larry Wood is up for election to a four year term. Wood has announced he would seek his second term.

After articulating longer term objectives, goals should be divided into one-year short -term, two-to-five year medium-term and longer-term goals that are then regularly reviewed and modified as necessary.

Mortal is the major term, Greeks the minor term. The premises also have one term in common with each other, which is known as the middle term; in this example, humans.

Also relating to the term loan, during May of 2022, we swapped a floating rate of the term loan to a fixed rate of $40 million of a loan, and we are further offsetting debt service costs by investing excess cash at favorable short-term fixed income rates.

As a long term DGI investor who doesn't mind short-term volatility but instead looks to long term dividend growth and income as well as total return, PH checks all of my boxes.

A survey of 500 global executives, conducted jointly by the nonprofit Focusing Capital on the Long Term and McKinsey, found that top management teams continually feel pressured to meet near-term earnings targets at the expense of long-term strategies.

If you have to appoint a captain, do you look at the short term, long term, or mid term?

Long-term Perspective: Dimon is focused on long-term success rather than short-term gains.

It is a test case of how the time-bomb might explode to implode the nation, if nothing substantially of short term, medium term and long term is done.

When you use the term and see the term used, it’s good to hold in our heads how much the term has been used to justify elites sequestering themselves from pretty much most marginalized or disenfranchised folks in the U.S. across 200 years.

Addressing the group, Election Commissioner Ashok Lavasa asked the CEOs to come up with short-term, medium-term and long-term doable administrative and legal recommendations needed for improving the electoral system.

LaPlaca’s term will last two years as municipal term rules state the top two vote getters serve four year terms while the candidate with the least votes of the three serve a two year term.

It is about long-term technological prowess, long-term economic and financial health, and the long-term privacy of citizens’ medical, financial, and other forms of data.

Kelly also emphasized the importance of thinking about short term, medium term, and long-term savings.

Petty is seeking her sixth four-year term on the board, while Rayford is looking for a second term. Harant, who was appointed to complete the term of Kelly Cummings, who moved out of state, will run as a park board candidate for the first time.

E. Peterson, "Christianus" pp. 353–72 Some contend that the term "Christian" was first coined as a derogatory term, meaning "little Christs", and was meant as a mockery, a term of derision for those that followed the teachings of Jesus.

For example, because of the equation above, if a term's total amount of information stays the same, then the more that the term 'intends' or signifies about objects, the fewer are the objects to which the term 'extends' or applies.

In IBM's operating systems for System/370 and successor systems, the term is "fixed", and such pages may be long-term fixed, or may be short-term fixed, or may be unfixed (i.

It has been noted that the Greek term " homoousian " or "con-substantial", which Athanasius of Alexandria favoured, was a term reported to be put forth by Sabellius, and was a term that many followers of Athanasius were uneasy about.