Sentence examples for later vacancies from inspiring English sources

Later vacancies will be offered in the first on-line Self-Service View/Select window only.

Some 3 years later, vacancies were advertised in the physics department of the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI).

These conservatives have suggested to administration officials that they would prefer that Mr. Bush abstain from putting Mr. Gonzales on the court now and wait for a later vacancy, which he could fill with Miguel Estrada who would by then have some judicial experience.

Some argue that because Judge Gorsuch would replace Justice Scalia, his confirmation would not change the balance of the court, and therefore, Democrats should save the 60-vote threshold for a later vacancy, when the shift may be greater.

The requirement was extended later to vacancies for general manager and equivalent jobs.

Two years later a vacancy occurred at the College of Arms, the office responsible for administering English heraldic affairs.

"Bigger schools are deliberately over-staffing in the winter months on the basis that they will probably have vacancies later in the year.

LWT, which had said trustees could be appointed without a ballot of members since there are five vacancies, later clarified the issue saying members could vote either by attending the annual meeting or by arranging proxy votes.

He opened a law practice in Baton Rouge in 1946, and was elected to the Senate two years later, filling the vacancy left by the death of John H. Overton.

Kear is leaving them at the end of the season and the Wildcats plan to interview for the vacancy later in the week.

A member who fails to meet the requirement of the preceding sentence shall forfeit membership and the President shall appoint a new member to fill such vacancy not later than 30 days after such vacancy is determined by the Chairman of the Board.