Examples of 'finish his term' in a sentence
Meaning of "finish his term"
Finish his term: Refers to completing an elected official's time in office or a specific period during which someone is expected to fulfill their duties or obligations
How to use "finish his term" in a sentence
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finish his term
Just let him finish his term.
Finish his term in the Senate.
Roxas did not finish his term.
He'll finish his term as governor.
I predicted he would not finish his term.
Note that Draghi will finish his term as ECB president in October 2019.
Someone is appointed to finish his term.
He could finish his term.
He was allowed by the senate to finish his term.
He would not finish his term.
Despite these views, 58 percent of respondents believed Trump would finish his term.
He should not finish his term.
But he also encouraged the president to finish his term.
The deal signed allowed Bozize to finish his term in return for a number of concessions.
However I still wanted the president to finish his term.
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He was however unable to finish his term due to a coup d'état.
I also doubt that he will finish his term.
Raynor did not finish his term.
He is still alive and did finish his term.
He has vowed to finish his term.
Mr Zuma must be allowed to finish his term.
He did not even finish his term.
Wilson, a temporary worker who lives in Ghana, was about to finish his term of employment.
It is not implausible President Obama will finish his term with a fiscal surplus.
At least he plans to finish his term.
Allow Zuma to finish his term.
Then Madrazo returned to Tabasco to finish his term as governor.
Donald Trump will most likely not finish his term as President.
He 's going to finish his term.
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