Sentence examples similar to a long term vacancy from inspiring English sources

As long as you have a home that's in good working order in a decent area, which is all the areas that we're offering homes for sale, your chances of having a long-term vacancy are fairly low.

City officials said that the last time someone had been appointed as a voting member to fill a long-term vacancy was in 1966, when John Ferraro was selected to fill a vacancy after the death of Councilman Harold Henry.

His apparent endorsement, on the heels of President Obama's earlier in the day, came more than 35 minutes into remarks to the American Constitution Society about the consequences of a long-term vacancy on the Supreme Court, as the Senate idles over Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland.

His apparent endorsement, on the heels of President Obama's earlier in the day, came more than 35 minutes into remarks to the American Constitution Society about the consequences of a long-term vacancy on the Supreme Court, as the Senate idles over Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland.

Mr. Bennett and Les Storch, a member of the auditing firm who also testified before the Budget Committee - headed by Leonard N. Spano, Republican of Yonkers - sought to make the point that the number of unfilled jobs changed from payroll to payroll and that some were unfilled only briefly while others represented long term vacancies.

"It is good to see that the CMO recognises the need for innovation within the NHS but with the ever increasing demand and high levels of long term vacancies, the BMA now regularly hears from doctors that they do not have the necessary time to do this". He added: "We need to have an honest and open debate with the public and politicians about what the NHS can realistically provide.

A Long term I'm optimistic.

Investing is a long term game.

"Nature conservation is a long term thing.

Make a long term plan.

Set a long term goal.