Sentence examples for lifetime posts from inspiring English sources
Among others, he tapped a record twenty Asian Americans for the lifetime posts.
Reid said the proposal applies only to those tapped to serve in the administration, not for lifetime posts as judges.
However, it must be noted that, in our study, there was a significant fraction of participants with ages below 35, especially from district hospitals, who are subject to a much more competitive form of contract (they are not civil servants with lifetime posts anymore), and there was no difference in the results if the different hospitals, or age groups, were compared with each other.
"The road to presidency for life, or some other kind of lifetime post as the country's leader, opened today," said Konstantin Gaaze, an independent political analyst.
However, Mr. Agresto, a 40-year-old political scientist, insisted that he was qualified for the $73,600-a-year lifetime post.
Rather than resign before he serves his time in prison, Judge Kent, appointed to the lifetime post by President George Bush in 1990, has asked to be allowed to claim that he is disabled so he can continue to collect his salary of $169,300 a year, Mr. DeGuerin said.
Harding, who has been principal guest conductor with the LSO since 2006, will also conduct a Prom with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra on 30 July, where he holds the lifetime post of Conductor Laureate.
Trump nominated Bush, 52, last month to a lifetime post on the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The question is whether Georgia's senators plan to push President Barack Obama to renominate him to the lifetime post.
A White House spokeswoman did not respond to a request for comment on Bush's fitness to serve as a federal judge, a lifetime post.
