From lifetime loving friends, The Strauss Family.
Each state has its own method of choosing judges, from lifetime appointments to partisan elections.
There was no comment from Lifetime, according to Les Eisner, a spokesman for its parent company, A&E Television Networks.
(In Australia, she is credited with rescuing a whole generation of young careerists from lifetime diets of fast-food and carry-out).
The entrepreneurship department now offers some 18 courses taught by 28 professors, who range from lifetime academics to a co-founder of the Staples office supply chain.
Competition from the mining sector and a shift in workers' attitudes away from lifetime careers have made recruiters' jobs more difficult.
The Sierra Club, for instance, invests the dues it receives from lifetime members in an endowment fund, said Louis Barnes, its chief financial officer.
Regular staff who remain benefit from lifetime employment but feel obliged to work extra hours lest their positions be made temporary.
That analysis found that 1 in 28,000 people, or 36 in 1 million, could develop cancer from lifetime exposure to air toxics from outdoor sources.
A year after his death in 1995, the arts commission appointed Leo Connellan and the legislature amended the act establishing a poet laureate from lifetime appointment to five years.
There is no guild system that says once you are called to the vocation of lifting 105-pound blocks, you must honorably retire from lifetime work in such a calling to a comfortable and suitably early retirement.
