Meanings of has a term in inglés

The National Counterterrorism Center has a term for these sorts of people: terrorist dupes.

The two chambers unite to elect a president, who has a term of seven years.

Not since 1996 has a term been extended into July, when the justices usually go on vacation.

The agreement has a term of 40 years and an effective date of March 9, ADNOC said.

With the new credit line, which has a term of three years, the company's total credit facilities exceed 20 billion yuan, Agile said.

The fund has a term of eight years and is its exclusive investment vehicle during the three-year investment period, which ends in July 2013.

A gleam of hope shoots through the stormy prospect, for the treading down of Jerusalem by the Gentiles has a term set to it.

The second tranche of 125 million has a term of ten years and carries a coupon of 0.875 percent at a price of 100.169 percent.

The first tranche of 325 million has a term of six years and carries a coupon of 0.375 percent at a price of 100.371 percent.