How To Use Term of office In A Sentence
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The vote to proceed in undue haste looks like an 11th hour bid by the outgoing Councillors to build an edifice to their term of office.
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The praise that emanated from the media when his term of office reached its one hundredth day surpassed anything ever said about any other President at so early a point and was notably devoid of restraint and reserve.
Back from the Mountains
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As his term progressed, there were reports to the effect that President Suazo desired a second term of office even though the constitution limited the president to only one four-year term.
An Exchange on John Negroponte
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He has made an impressive, if unspectacular start to his term of office and he strikes me as someone who will be very fair and thorough over his dealing with issues.
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Going to jail in solidarity with her MEC is the first constructive proposal she has ever made in her entire term of office," UDM health spokeswoman Nonhlanhla Nkabinde said in a statement.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The Government is elected for a five-year term of office.
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The tradition is that, as each new president is installed, he or she establishes a watchword or mantra for the four year term of office.
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The term of office is for four years, with a possible extension of two years.
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Governments often lose momentum in their second term of office.
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During his term of office, Khatami has repeatedly sought a rapprochement with the US, to a large extent unsuccessfully.
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The directors may , after the expiry their term of office , hold a consecutive term upon re - election.
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Like most governments in their first term of office, they promised the earth.
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He recognised the value of making concessions to the colonists where possible, and it was opportune that his term of office coincided with a relaxation of policy from London and the recognition of land claims by squatters.
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He is halfway into his term of office.
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Sources close to him say he is now talking in terms of what he could achieve in a third term of office.
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Hence began the campaign to enable the President to stand for a second term of office.
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Mollien's ministerial term of office thus spanned nine years, covering a territory spreading over most of continental Europe.
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He is beginning his fourth consecutive term of office.
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His quickness of thought and steadiness of judgement ensured a distinguished term of office.
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The next step was to develop goals for this biennium - that is, what we hopefully can accomplish over the two-year term of office.
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His term of office expires at the end of June.
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Second terms are normally more awkward for a president than the initial term of office.
Times, Sunday Times
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He also had the undesired distinction of the shortest term of office of any twentieth-century prime minister, 209 days.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Two parliamentary chambers were created, and the President's term of office was extended to seven years.
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The elected council members are set to begin their four-year term of office on Dec.31.
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Another significant section of the overturned clauses dealt with a fixed term of office for the Chief Prosecutor.
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There the Leadership is elected and its term of office is two years.
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The unicameral Korean parliament is the National Assembly or Gukhoe, whose members serve a four-year term of office.
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An American President's term of office is four years.
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Three days into his new term of office, a digger duly arrived and flattened it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Governments often lose momentum in their second term of office.
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Felipe Gonzalez won a fourth term of office in Spain's election.
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In 1940 Roosevelt broke with tradition and stood for a third term of office.
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An American President's term of office is four years.
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So was the whole island of Sicily won over to the realm of Justinian before the end of 535, and Belisarius, Consul for the year, rode through the streets of Syracuse on the last day of his term of office, scattering his "donative" to the shouting soldiers and citizens.
Theodoric the Goth Barbarian Champion of Civilisation
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The Constitutional Court consists of 9 justices appointed for a nine-year unrenewable term of office.
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The party consolidated its hold on power during its term of office.
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The Democrat started his second term of office with the Republican Party having a majority in both houses.
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Our existing President, Simon Hughes, will end his term of office on December 31st - the election of his successor is a chance for you to decide who will be, in the words of the Constitution, "the principal public representative of the Party and Chair of the Federal Executive".
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Secondly, membership of a panel immediately renders the incumbent ineligible for any grants, awards etc during their term of office.
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Governments often lose momentum in their second term of office.
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The President has just entered upon another term of office.
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An American President's term of office is four years.
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Second terms are normally more awkward for a president than the initial term of office.
Times, Sunday Times
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An American President's term of office is four years.
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Felipe Gonzalez won a fourth term of office in Spain's election.
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And that's principally what I'm talking about there, the ability of the president to control the structure of the executive branch, not agencies -- the term administrative agencies is not synonymous with agencies like the FTC which was involved in the Humphrey's Executor case where the agency is headed by a commission and commissioners are appointed by the president for a term of office and there are conditions placed on the removal of the agency -- of the commissioners.
CNN Transcript Jan 12, 2006
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The term of office of Board Members is eight years and the mandate is not renewable.
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He is beginning his fourth consecutive term of office.
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The Government is elected for a five-year term of office.
