Примеры использования Term limits на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Agree suitable term limits.
Term limits should be established for the external auditors.
Duration of mandate and term limits.
There are no term limits for Senators.
Periodic reviews of the List and term limits.
There are no term limits for Senators; they may be re-elected indefinitely.
Officials are not subject to term limits.
The Plenary should decide on term limits and possible re-election of the officers.
Periodic reviews of the List and term limits.
Term limits will allow all Members-- especially small States-- to have the opportunity to serve.
Two members of my board are about to reach their term limits.
Term limits will increase to+ 1 year for all Executive Board positions for a maximum of 4 years of service.
Members of the House are elected to two-year terms without term limits.
Many modern presidential republics employ term limits for their highest offices.
Term limits are also common in Latin America, where most countries are also presidential republics.
Consideration should be given to the formulation of guidelines or criteria for membership;the issue of term limits;
The Inspector believes that the issue of term limits is worthy of discussion within SRBs through free, frank and respectful dialogue.
Likewise, a number of West African leaders have publicly announced their commitment to respect constitutional provisions regarding term limits.
This gives rise to widely varying term limits, from annual rotation of representatives in some contexts to seemingly limitless tenure in others.
Two referendums that were disputed by independent observers and government opposition leaders increased the power of the presidency over the government and eliminated the term limits for the presidency.
The decision confirmed current practices, establishing term limits for the head of the Office and prohibiting future employment with UNDP.
Introducing term limits:"Do you approve of the idea of limiting to ten years the maximum period during which someone can continuously be part of the government(cabinet)?
More detailed criteria for candidature,qualifications and expertise and term limits, as well as geographic and gender balance, could also be introduced.
On the question of term limits, Mr. Kosachev disagreed with the argument that a single term is more empowering than two consecutive terms. .
The same year, the Governor announced that a review of the public sector would be carried out, following which term limits would be set as they are for the private sector.
Also, there have been no term limits, and therefore turnover among Board members has until very recently been limited, some having served for more than 20 years.
To ensure the independence of the ethics function, rigorous conditions governing the appointment of heads of ethicsoffices must be in place, including term limits.
When term limits are found in presidential and semi-presidential systems they act as a method of curbing the potential for monopoly, where a leader effectively becomes"president for life.
For example, a referendum in October 2004 removed all presidential term limits previously a President could only serve two consecutive terms. .
Term limits support the independence of the function by protecting the incumbent from undue influence while avoiding the risks inherent in long-term tenure.