make term in a sentence

• He even favored a constitutional amendment to make term limits law.
• You knew they were making terms directly against the Raiders?
• The Sicilian army approached Benevento and the pope was forced to make terms.
• If the liquidity isn't there, that could make terms quite punitive.
• Many deserters were preventing them from making terms.
• The Arabs would make terms with them, and our prestige would be gone.
• _Run prisons differently : Make them places of punishment and make terms of sentences stick.
• So far, governance experts have given Koppes high marks for trying to make term limits less arbitrary.
• Trikoupis tried to make terms with the creditors of his nation, but he failed in that too.
• Such was their success in this endeavour that the governor was soon obliged to make terms with them.
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• These are " so " great the way they make terms and succession so visually accessible!
• The Caliph then received the secretary of Buwayhid chief to make terms of peace, which the Caliph accepted.
• Because it put members'Washington careers on the line, Republican leaders didn't make term limits a loyalty test.
• They aim to make term limits a focal issue in key races, much as abortion rights advocates and opponents have done.
• The situation is difficult, as Natalia is forced to make terms with Nick so that he would drop the restraining order.
• Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods on Monday proposed making term limits voluntary by modeling it after a pledge most Arizona politicians already sign.
• The development bank makes term loans and stock investments in state-owned enterprises, projects such as highways and risky local investments.
• I have a list of fairly nit-picky suggestions for improving the prose and making terms more clear to the general reader.
• Emperor Aurangzeb wanted to reconcile with the British to ensure uninterrupted voyage of pilgrims to Mecca and asked his Governors to make terms with them.
• "This is a natural, structured way to make term limits work, " said Peter Vallone, the City Council's speaker.