Two of the 19 stalled nominees, for example, would fill district court vacancies in Tennessee.
All three would fill district court seats designated as "judicial emergencies," which means the number of cases per judge on those courts is more than 600, or has stayed between 430 and 600 for more than 18 months.
Donor projects usually leave gaps when they end which the district cannot fill (District official).
Those tasks include filling district leadership positions, outlining a tougher curriculum for junior and senior high school students, devising an operable financial plan and involving parents and community members in the school system.
The writer claims people are saying that the neon-light filled district -- along with its proposed football stadium -- represents the "Manhattanization of downtown".
To Let signs fill business districts, but new shops, stores, restaurants, attractions are opening.
Another nominee, Beth Freeman, would fill a district court seat in the Northern District of California that's been empty for more than 860 days.
After the town passed a tax increase in November to help fill the district's coffers, the T.E.A. granted the district another year to meet a set of 11 conditions to avoid closing, including retiring a $400,000 line of credit, restoring the science labs and improving performance on state standardized tests and attendance rates, which had been below 90 percent.
Now orders for the desks are being filled for districts from North Carolina to California.
In a closed meeting on Capitol Hill two weeks ago, Mr. Craig told Democratic senators that the White House would rely on their recommendations to fill the district courts.
