April 2010: reappointed Indy until July 2011.
Typically, board members continue to serve after their terms expire, as they have in this case, and they are reappointed, or until a new appointment is made.
The most notable board member during the Daley era was Michael Scott, a political intimate of the mayor who was appointed in 2001, served until 2006, was reappointed in February 2009 and served until his death later that year.
If reappointed she would serve until the end of 2008, the year she turns 70, which is the state's mandatory retirement age.
By law, Mr. Elmendorf can continue in the job until he is reappointed, a successor is named or either chamber of Congress votes to remove him.
Steve Holland and Eddie Newton will oversee the match from the dugout, with Guus Hiddink reappointed on an interim basis until the end of the season.
The ban continued until 1957, at which point Ingarden was reappointed to his post at Jagellonian University, where he taught until his retirement in 1963 and continued to write, publishing such works as The Ontology of the Work of Art (1962) and Experience, Artwork and Value (1969).
If he had been reappointed, Mr. Wallace could have served only until March 2012, when he will turn 70, the mandatory retirement age.
But it was not until 1886 that he was reappointed an army officer and placed, at his own request, on the retired list.
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