Sentence examples for an expected vacancy from inspiring English sources
Garcia was linked to an expected vacancy to lead the US Federal Bureau of Investigation last year, before President Barack Obama extended the term of the 10-year incumbent Robert Mueller.
The opposition argued the government should have been well-prepared to fill the expected vacancy, given it extended Broderick's term by a year in 2014.
The expected vacancy rate was set in initial modeling at a normative rate of 3% for RNs, and 5% for LPNs and HCAs.
But once Trump has appointed a couple nominees to the current and expected vacancies on the court, who is to say if those rulings will stand much longer?
The deal includes an agreement on the way 10 current or expected vacancies are to be filled, said aides to Mr. Schumer, the Brooklyn Democrat.
The New Haven district held its second annual teacher visitation day last month in an attempt to help fill at least 100 expected vacancies next school year in areas such as math, science, library media and special education.
The department also specifies that placements must be additional to any existing or expected vacancies".
The most reliable guarantee of judicial restraint seems to be a balanced court, on which judges in the middle stop either end from pushing too far.Nor can those three or four expected vacancies be counted on.
The news that the Supreme Court's chief justice, William Rehnquist, was being treated for thyroid cancer immediately got both sides talking about the importance of the court's expected vacancies in the next presidential term.
The uproar began at the end of October when Harry K. Thomas, the director general of the Foreign Service, announced that the State Department would order as many as 50 officers to Iraq next year because of expected vacancies.
The number of expected vacancies in bioinformatics in the Netherlands for this year alone varies from around 100 for ?real? bioinformaticians to an enormous number of jobs for scientists with some experience in bioinformatics.
