"As soon as term limits came in, that staff left.
That, Mr. Gumbinger said, is known as "term compression".
In several other states, women's representation either decreased or held steady as term limits took effect.
The program known as Term Asset-Backed Securities Lending Facility, or TALF, had originally been scheduled to expire at the end of 2009.
The losses arose when customers sold the funds, known as term trusts, after the value of interest-sensitive securities they owned sank.
The funds, known as term trusts, lost more than 30percentt of their value, and their market value declined by more than $600 million, the complaint said.
During the nineties, Republicans found these new arrivals to be eager companions in the populist movements of the right, such as term limits and the Contract with America.
One wonders where he stood on such issues of higher education as term papers plagiarized by athletes and transcripts falsified by coaches.
It's compact and light to carry around, yet still has all the essential time-management tools such as term planners and note-taking space.
But they will also echo Quinn's points that de Blasio's position on issues such as term limits has changed over the years, and that he has a reputation as a talker rather than a doer.
However, in the proposition E cannot occur as term in a proposition, E occurs as term (POM, 44 45).
