Sentence examples for this seniority from inspiring English sources

"There is this seniority business that we have all been aware of and works in legislative bodies," said Mr. Davis, who said he believed Mr. Emanuel would be a "great addition" but should keep one thing in mind about Congress.

"If she were to kind of move me over, if you will," Mrs Murkowski said, "to run for national office again at the expense at this seniority that's been built, I don't know if Alaskans would look too favourably on that".The other problem is economic.

The Class A certificates, for example, have conservative loan-to-value ratios, generally from 40% to 45%, meaning that the amount of debt at this seniority or higher is 45% of the appraised value.

This seniority has entitled him to assign the opinion-writing responsibility in any case in which he, and not the Chief Justice, was in the majority.

This new seniority eventually allowed him to further the cause of Our Friends in the North, and Flannery also wrote to the BBC's then Managing Director of Television, Will Wyatt, "accusing him of cowardice for not approving it".

Again, this may be influenced by the seniority of the respondents answering this survey.

An initial settlement to this litigation had altered the seniority rules, but a court of appeal invalidated that pact because the teachers union had not agreed to it.

As part of this approach, BENS is able to leverage the seniority of its members into contacts with senior business and government officials.

This will vary depending upon the seniority and urgency of the team.

By this coding, the effect of the seniority variable only refers to baggage handler seniority, and inflation or deflation of effect estimates owing to group differences are avoided.

"It's the people of this district that suffer from losing the seniority that offsets the growth in those other places".