Sentences with phrase «staggered terms»

Each has up to 50 voting members who serve for staggered terms of two years; one - half of the membership is appointed each year.

They argue for 18 - year staggered terms for U.S. Supreme Court justices; once the scheme was fully phased in, there would be two appointments in each four - year presidential term.

The Directors shall serve for staggered terms of three (3) years each so that one - third of the Board of Directors will stand for election at each Annual Meeting after the meeting in which the transition to a staggered Board is adopted.

Commissioners serve staggered terms of six years with elections every two years.

«Laddering» policies of staggered term lengths and various coverage amounts is often cheaper than buying a single full - term policy, so you can get the coverage you need that's more within your price range.

Comparing The Cost Of A Single Term Policy To Three Layered or Staggered Term Policies 4.

By staggering your term life insurance policies you get the coverage you need to protect several different needs at a lower cost.

Staggering your term insurance policies and carrying multiple policies give you far more flexibility than carrying one policy for one term length.

The Federal Reserve Act set staggered terms for the Federal Reserve Board members (selected by local business and financial leaders, not Washington politicians) so that the President could not «pack the bench» as Jackson had done in 1833 by removing Secretary Duane in favor of Taney.

However, in the election following reapportionment, some senators are elected to two - year terms, in order to maintain staggered terms among the senators.

Recognizing this, Smarick suggests staggering terms on the board to prevent its capture by hostile forces.

Whatever works that gives effect to the intention The intention is to have staggered terms so however the community can agree to do this is fine: draw straws, by agreement, declare all positions vacant and treat the next election like the first.

One of the best pieces of advice I have to offer is to stagger your term maturities.

They serve in a voluntary capacity for two year staggered terms.

Just like with CDs, you can use a laddering strategy by buying multiple MYGAs with staggered terms, i.e. 3 -, 4 -, 5 - and 6 - year terms.

The ladder strategy works by staggering the term length and coverage amount of several policies, rather than buying a single policy.

The elected members of the Executive Committee shall be designated to provide representation from each geographical region of the SWARM division as specified by the Executive Committee, and shall be elected for staggered terms of three years.

There shall be a Poverty Advisory Board of seven members appointed by the County Executive for five year staggered terms.

The board consists of five members, who must be confirmed by the Senate, for six - year staggered terms.

The suit alleges that the use of at - large elections, staggered terms of office, and the current method of holding primary - election runoffs have the effect of «diluting minority voting...

The board's nine members would include an appointee from each congressional district and have three - year, staggered terms.

A CD ladder means opening multiple CDs with staggered terms, usually one to five years.

C. Members shall be appointed to staggered terms of four years each.

Government: Council Members serve four - year staggered term.

The Legislature shall have the authority to stagger the terms of the Judges of the Supreme Court elected in 2014.

The Auditor General noted that at the federal level, some legislation requires staggered terms and that the federal Privy Council Office encourages Ministers to use staggered terms as a best practice to ensure continued effectiveness of the organization.

If there is a fairly large spread in age, consider two policies and stagger the term lengths.