Rick L. White, the system's personnel director, said he wanted to hire 154 foreign teachers for the fall to help him fill 1,000 anticipated vacancies.
Officials also delayed hiring to fill anticipated vacancies as some council members pushed to reduce pension benefits for new recruits.
There are reportedly 16 vacancies on the U.S. Court of Appeals, more than 80 on district courts and another 20 anticipated vacancies before the end of Obama's first term.
Anticipating a vacancy on the court, interest groups and politicians on the right and left had already begun vigorous campaigns to influence President Bush's choice of a nominee.
They may even fire a coach earlier than anticipated to create a vacancy.
In December 1761 he asked Lord Shelburne, a patron, for his assistance in gaining appointment as Chief Justice of Chester, writing again in July 1762 to "prevail upon Lord Bute to recommend me to his Majesty's Notice", anticipating an upcoming vacancy in the Court of Common Pleas.
It entered the expansion phase, which means it's actually back to the normal vacancy levels".. Taking a pause in 2012, demand growth is anticipated to return in 2013 with the vacancy rate dipping to 5.2percentt despite more than 200,000 new units ready for occupancy next year.
With vacancies on the court anticipated during the Bush administration, this is chilling indeed.
Even before Mr. Obama took office, he and his top aides had anticipated that they might have a Supreme Court vacancy to fill after the court's current term ends, a senior White House adviser said.
Mr. Mills is demanding that the city not only replace about 335 unlicensed teachers who were assigned to the 99 failing schools last year, but also fill any additional vacancies -- at least 150 are anticipated -- with certified teachers.
