Sentence examples for former incumbency from inspiring English sources

Appointment based on former incumbency of a position brought into the competitive service.

5 CFR § 315.603 - Appointment based on former incumbency of a position brought into the competitive service.

2. A late incumbency effect?

3. Incumbency: The incumbent-party candidate is the sitting president.

Incumbency: The incumbent-party candidate is the sitting president.

Smith doesn't have much of an incumbency advantage; the former lieutenant governor has been in the seat since January, after Gov. Mark Dayton (D) tapped her to fill it.

Walsh's appointment to the seat by Gov. Steve Bullock (D) in February, when Baucus resigned to take a post as ambassador to China, gave the former lieutenant governor the advantage of incumbency.

"There are people who realize that there is no longevity to incumbency," said Virginia Montague, a former aide to the Manhattan borough president, C. Virginia Fields, and one of seven potential candidates for the council seat now held by Mr. Perkins.

The biggest threat to Ford's incumbency comes from the left, via the former city councillor Olivia Chow.

Mr. Newsom said Mr. Gonzalez was benefiting from a statewide backlash against "anybody associated with the incumbency" after the campaign to oust the former governor, Gray Davis.

Sign a "certificate of incumbency" indicating that you are the incumbent.