Sentence examples for incumbency period from inspiring English sources

In accordance with this methodology, several new posts have been costed in the programme budget for only part of the next biennium, where the expected incumbency period is less than the full biennium.

His problem, apart from long-term incumbency during an insurrectionary period, is that while he was in office, he tried to get things done – or at least, did not see it as his sole function to stop things getting done.

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

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

During the honeymoon period of his incumbency, Brown amassed an impressive record.

Mr. Fujimori must also stop abusing his incumbency.

Mr. Cuomo's war chest looked strong even compared with that of Gov. George E. Pataki, who raised $14.3 million in the same period and had the twin financial advantages of incumbency and the Republicans' more potent fund-raising base.

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

The numbers also reflect the inherent advantages of incumbency; President George W. Bush raised just more than $35 million during the same period in 2003, as he prepared for his re-election campaign.

The move to Downing Street in 1966 to be the prime minister's ears and eyes on foreign policy covered a period of considerable friction between the Foreign Office and the prime minister, Harold Wilson, largely caused by the incumbency as foreign secretary of the mercurial and erratic George Brown.

Incumbency is gold.