A few years ago our co-op adopted an amendment to the bylaws stating that no board member shall serve more than two terms consecutively.
Under the new constitution the president, who is elected in a national vote and cannot serve more than two terms consecutively, is vested with significant powers.
"By taking the oath today, he has made himself a three-term president, serving the second two terms consecutively.
While prosecutors argued that Spencer should serve his four terms consecutively, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Edmund W. Clarke Jr. ordered Spencer to serve his sentences concurrently, which means he will eventually be eligible for parole.
The district attorney said his office would ask the judge to impose the maximum penalty of seven years on each bribery charge and to run the terms consecutively.
He was sentenced to two terms of forty years each, to run consecutively, and the first sentence is now being served.
The directly elected mayor of this city of over 7 million inhabitants is not allowed to hold office for more than one four-year term consecutively (by contrast, Michael Bloomberg succeeded in changing the law in New York City to be elected for a third consecutive term from 2009 to 2013).
Assad Hussain, 32, and Zeeshan Ahmed, 28, were both sentenced to five and two-year terms running consecutively; making a total of seven years each.
Two hundred, eighty-four patients were consecutively included in this observational study.
Last month, I watched three films consecutively on a day-long bus ride through Maharashtra.
Starter Rob Bell walked four, reliever Al Levine walked three -- consecutively -- and Jesus Colome walked five in two innings.
