Sentences with phrase «termers who»

Looking at the careers of these (and Margaret Beckett), I think it shows that long termers who solely owe their position on the front bench to the fact that they were Minister for Spoons twenty years ago aren't necessarily the most capable ministers either.

After having a president in the 80's who was going senile and apparantly napped through the latter half of his administration and another 2 termer who was incapable of stringing together a coherent sentence, it should be apparant the the office of POTUS is largely irrelevant to the meaningful politics of the United States.

Ulster County legislator Don Gregorius, a five termer who has seen the local governance structure change from sole control by the legislature to one where a county executive shares power with the body, has announced he will not seek reelection in this year's elections.

Ulster County legislator Don Gregorius, a five termer who has seen the local governance structure change from sole control by

TRAVELING MAN Donovan has traveled to Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo and Ulster and Dutchess counties as he tries to become the first GOP attorney general since Dennis Vacco, a one - termer who was beaten by Democrat Eliot Spitzer in 1998.

Not exact matches

«When you're in the middle and getting beaten up by both sides, it's good to know there are people who have got your back,» said first - termer Gottheimer.

As a second - termer in Congress, Rice has little seniority and, being low on the totem pole, holds little stake in Pelosi, who's now in her second tenure as minority leader after serving as speaker during the last two presidencies.

The Republican candidates include two current aldermen: first - termer and Common Council Minority Leader Andi Turco - Levin (R - Ward 1) and Ron Polacco who gave up a shot at a third term representing the Sixth Ward to take a shot at the mayor's office.

Andrew Cuomo said he showed his second inaugural speech to his dad, who declared it was good, «especially for a second - termer.»

with trump being so insane and this a swing district he probably assumed that he would lose anyway even if he didn't vote for this so he's resigned himself to being a one - termer, and the post-term options for a loyal one - termer are much more numerous than for one who went against the family.

The Republican freshman, who defeated Democratic one - termer John Hall, is closely identified with the conservative Tea Party movement, where the former Massachusetts governor has struggled to gain traction.

The governor said he shared the text of his downstate speech with his father, who, he said, pronounced it «good, especially for a second - termer.»

You may have had a long - termer with someone who was totally wrong for you, and that's okay.

Our analysis shows that current systems typically result in very large implicit transfers from young teachers working short spells to «long termers,» who work full careers in the same system (see «Golden Handcuffs,» research, Winter 2010).

Our analysis, Reforming K - 12 Educator Pensions: A Labor Market Perspective, shows that the current systems result in very large implicit transfers from young teachers working short teaching spells to «long termers» who spend entire careers in the same system.