Sentences with phrase «successor in his second term»

Although it has been the norm of late for a leader to begin grooming a successor in his second term, some analysts are predicting that Xi will buck the trend and keep his authority to himself — potentially setting himself up for a third term.

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The second inter-Korean summit meeting occurred in 2007, near the end of the five - year presidential term of Kim Dae - jung's successor, Roh Moo - hyun.

New York City Councilman Bill Perkins over the weekend endorsed his successor in the state Senate for a second, two - year term.

She will remain in charge until the end of August when her second two - year term expires, but said she was making the announcement now to allow possible successors plenty of time to come forward.

The immediate past Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, on Saturday endorsed his successor, Dr, Ifeanyi Okowa, for a second term in office.

There is no clear successor to Silver, who was just re-elected to a second two - year term as speaker and is the longest - serving legislative leader in Albany.

If Barack Obama's successor were to commit the nation, in the spring of 2017, with the same kind of courage and determination that JFK did in 1961, we could be on Mars before the end of his or her second term.

The Board shall be comprised of the President, Immediate Past President (non-voting member for the first year of the new president's term), First Vice - President, Second Vice-President, Board Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer, Delegate to the American Kennel Club, Director 1 — Membership Committee, Director 2, Director 3, and Director 4, except, if the Delegate to the American Kennel Club is also elected an officer there shall be a Director 5, all of who shall be members in good standing who are residents of the United States elected for a two - year term as provided in Article IV and shall serve until their successors are elected.

From 2020 to 2025, during what might be the second term of Obama's successor, U.S. emissions would decline about 2.5 percent a year, twice as fast as in the past decade.

After all, the firm has lost a number of partners in recent years and this, combined with the fact Gray finished his second term as managing partner in March and that McKay stood unsuccessfully as his successor, could be seen as a reasonable explanation.