It is the equivalent of someone taking his seminar class improvisations from all those mornings when professors called on him after he didn't do the reading, then converting them to one massive, incoherent year-end term paper for all his classes.
Over the past few years, attempts to end term limits in Colombia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ukraine, and Zambia have failed while countries that have overturned term limits include Algeria, Djibouti, Uganda, and Venezuela.
Both a cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA, with depression-free person years as the clinical end term) and as a cost-utility analysis (CUA, with incremental costs per quality adjusted life years (QALY) gained as the clinical end-term) are performed.
Voters in June turned Tenaha's mayor out of office after 48 years, ending the term of the longest-serving mayor in Texas history.
Independent variables shown in this table: dummy variables for days around year ends and their interacted terms (for other effects see Tables 4, 5, 7 and 8).
About the same moment, Democratic leaders in the Senate met with President Obama at the White House, where they discussed tactics to pass year-end legislation in terms that favor Democrats.
Within a year his term ended and he separated from the Army.
In addition, it looked only at year-end bonuses and long-term stock awards, leaving aside large salary increases and option grants that several big banks made earlier this year.
Mr. Giordano's third two-year term ends at the end of this year and he is not running for re-election.
On the flip side, hyper-casual games did well this year, too — even hitting the year-end top charts both in terms of downloads and consumer spend.
The Guardian article is part of a fightback by Britain's most senior police officer, keen to see the contract for his £260,000-a-year job extended once his five-year term ends in September.
