Mr Temer will probably still complete his term of office.
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His term of office was scheduled to expire in 50.
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He has not imposed a term of office on its officials.
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His term of office expired in 2013 and was extended twice.
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Unions have no fixed term of office; they continue as representatives indefinitely.
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Early in Barack Obama's term of office, federal investigators in Illinois charged Gov.
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Chirac also cut the presidential term of office from seven to five years.
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He has expressed empathy for presidents facing investigations during their term of office.
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Mr Zuma's second and final term of office still has two years to run.
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The president is simply a caretaker of this capability during his term of office.
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A column on Thursday misstated the time left in President Trump's term of office.
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His first mandate is a short one, completing the term of office that Blatter renounced.
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OPINION A column on Thursday misstated the time left in President Trump's term of office.
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He is widely expected to secure a third term of office in the February 2017 election.
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"I have no intention of resigning, since my term of office is six years," she said.
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It makes no difference if his term of office expires in five weeks or five days.
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There has been no presidential election since 2005 and the term of office is only five years.
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Unless he's re-elected in 2020, his term of office expires at noon on January 20153, 2021.
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At the end of the term of office, the judge can be reappointed to a second term.
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The president's term of office lasts until next year, and only parliament can remove him before then.
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Trump has said he would most likely replace Yellen when her term of office expires in February 2018.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta is seeking a second and final term of office in an election on Aug. 8.
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These difficult challenges are further complicated by the unique circumstances and pressures of a presidential term of office.
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He had a term of office until 2021, but the company was believed to be seeking a successor.
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He had a term of office until 2021, but the company was believed to be seeking a successor.
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Sharif's removal means he becomes Pakistan's 18th prime minister to fail to complete the full five-year term of office.
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There are certainly legitimate matters to investigate, including some alleged crimes extending into his term of office, like election fraud.
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Amazingly, he now has the chance to choose a second justice less then two years into his term of office.
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Congress can enact a law to suspend the running of the statute of limitations during a president's term of office.
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" But the well-respected political observer believes Brown "appears to be in good shape for winning another term of office.
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And no one had suggested that he had committed any crimes during his term of office, which could lead to impeachment.
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The #NeverPersky movement would have to wait 90 days after his new term of office begins, before beginning the recall process.
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But with Mr Modi halfway through his term of office the vote is seen as a crucial test of his popularity.
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Following his election, he said that he wanted to see a women's Tour de France within his first term of office.
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Nevertheless, the checks show dates extending into the term of office as president, which could be used to support impeachment proceedings.
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Where America goes from here depends on what happens to health care during the rest of President Donald Trump's term of office.
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In the second half of his term of office, Mr Blair had a very clear idea of what needed to be done.
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The law does not clearly indicate that the signature of one president can bind the U.S. beyond that president's term of office.
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Rimsevics, whose term of office ends later this year, has yet to face trial and no trial date has been set yet.
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Editorial Under the Democratic Republic of Congo's Constitution, President Joseph Kabila's second and final term of office ended at midnight on Monday.
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Incumbent Beijing-backed leader Leung Chun-ying surprised many in December by declining to seek a second term of office, citing family considerations.
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"The president has no intention of hampering the birth of a government that can last a full term of office," the source added.
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I worry that the same thing could happen after a victory by Secretary Clinton and could carry on into her term of office.
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In a presidential system, the term of office is fixed, and campaigning for the next election effectively starts when the last election ends.
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Many people may be wondering whether the remaining three years of Mr. Trump's current term of office can be made to speed up.
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That is why President Zuma's term of office ends in 2019, so we expect President Zuma to continue to be president until 2019.
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The ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is expected to win a second term of office in nationwide elections in Poland on Sunday.
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"The law requires us to wait 90 days after his new term of office begins before we can start our recall effort," it says.
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If a president dies or resigns, the ruling party has 90 days to nominate a replacement, who then completes his predecessor's term of office.
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Abbas' democratic mandate expired eight years ago - there has been no presidential election since 2005 and the term of office is only five years.
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The attack came shortly before Burundians were scheduled to vote, on Wednesday, in a controversial referendum that could extend the presidential term of office.
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The 5-Star Movement trounced Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in local elections last weekend, clouding his chances of completing his term of office.
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An executive action signed by President Donald Trump on Day One of his term of office has put abortion laws once again under the spotlight.
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Since Mr Trump has vowed to eliminate the deficit, this might cause a lurch to protectionism at a later stage of his term of office.
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Hardly. The crash-free streak predates his term of office: no commercial jet operated by an American airline has suffered a fatal crash since 2009.
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Burundi sank into a crisis last year after President Pierre Nkurunziza ran for a third term of office, which he secured in a disputed vote.
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The barrage, which went unanswered by party bigwigs, subsided when Mr Rajan declared earlier this month that he would not seek another term of office.
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The present U.S. administration has only itself to blame for wasting nearly three years of its term of office without balancing trade accounts with China.
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If Abbas — now in the 16th year of his elected four-year term of office — really had Palestinian interests at heart, he would step down.
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Ronald Reagan was the most recent to receive the full treatment on his first trip, but that was almost 18 months into his term of office.
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Hong Kong's incumbent, Beijing-backed leader, Leung Chun-ying, surprised many in early December when he said he would not seek a second term of office.
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The big question is how much of a political turn will Macron be prepared to take barely 18 months into his five-year term of office.
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In his first term of office in 1996, he inherited Rabin's landmark Oslo agreement with the P.L.O., which the Likud opposed, but still grudgingly complied with it.
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Herbert Hoover presided over the most disastrous term of office on record and still got 80 percent of his previous vote total during his obviously doomed reelection bid.
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Two years into the Trump administration's term of office, China will have accumulated a $1 trillion surplus on its U.S. goods trade once all the 2018 numbers are in.
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Clinton seems less likely to change American policies, given that she supported President Obama's free trade efforts during his first term of office, when she was secretary of state.
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The protest, attended by thousands, came at a time of growing local and international pressure on Kabila to step down when his term of office legally ends in December.
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If Yellen's term of office is not renewed, 2017 will mark the last full year for her as chair, however she will remain a member of the board until 2024.
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The number tends to rise towards the middle of a national leader's ten-year term of office—a point at which wide-ranging shuffles normally take place at every level.
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Already there has been talk that he could get a two-thirds majority in both houses of parliament to extend his term of office, perhaps by two or three years.
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Article III is by far the slimmest of the constitution's articles laying out the branches of government, but the term of office it specifies for federal judges is virtually unbounded.
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" In one key exchange, relating to Lula da Silva signing the "term of office" paperwork necessary to assume the post, Rousseff said, "We'll only use it in case of emergency.
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The highly complicated process would be unlikely to be completed even in a full five-year term of office, as Italy's constitution bans referendums on matters governed by international treaties.
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"Harald Krueger today informed the Chairman of the Supervisory Board that he will not seek another term of office beyond his current term running until 30 April 2020," the carmaker said.
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The program, which includes a lower speed limit, tougher enforcement and improved street design, is one of the signature policies of Mayor Bill de Blasio's first four-year term of office.
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Zalm "has announced that he does not wish to complete his term of office," which was due to end in May 2018, the bank said in a statement, without giving details.
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The IMF is diplomatic enough not to mention that, if realized, these economic growth rates would be below the 2628 ¼ percent achieved by President Obama in his second term of office.
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It wasn't until the 20th Amendment was ratified in 1933 that the date of January 20 was set as the end of the term of office for the president and vice president.
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"I don't think her actions have anything to do with her ambitions as such, but it is about the president getting proper security to complete his term of office," Mr. Chiyangwa said.
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The prosecution accused Sellal, who was campaign manager for Bouteflika when he planned to stand for another term of office early in the year, of involvement in illegal funding of the campaign.
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The anti-government demonstrations began several weeks ago after the ruling party indicated that, despite the president's evident infirmity, Mr. Bouteflika would again be a candidate for a fifth term of office.
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For one thing, its arrival on the Moon will now fall conveniently within the second term of office of Mr Pence and his boss, Donald Trump, should they be re-elected in 3.63.
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In a ruling issued today by Alabama's Court of the Judiciary (COJ), following a hearing last week, the state's chief justice was suspended without pay for the remainder of his term of office.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Pakistan's Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended an extension of the term of office for the country's army chief, putting it on a possible collision course with the powerful military.
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The difference of expected timelines between the two leads to Arora's resignation from the position of Representative Director and Director of SBG with the expiration of the term of office and his next steps.
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Mr. al-Bashir also said he was pausing, if not ending, his effort to amend Sudan's constitution so he could run for a third term of office when the current one ends in 2020.
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Zaalane served as minister from May 2017 to March 2019 and was Bouteflika's campaign manager for a presidential election previously planned for April this year, when Bouteflika had been seeking a fifth term of office.
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If so it would be a historic election: Mr Kenny would be the first Fine Gael leader to be re-elected as Taoiseach for a successive term of office since the party was founded in 1933.
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Unfortunately, the recall will not make it on the November election ballot due to a California law, which requires Dauber to wait 90 days after Persky's new term of office begins before starting the recall effort.
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Both are considered fiscally conservative but Saenz de Santamaria, the public face of the PP during much of Rajoy's term of office, is considered socially moderate while Casado, who opposes abortion, sits further to the right.
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Lam, asked repeatedly whether she would quit, refused to do so, saying there remained important work ahead in the next "three years", which would bring her to the end of her current five year term of office.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Azerbaijan's highest court on Monday approved an initiative by President Ilham Aliyev to extend the head of state's term of office to seven years from five, a step his critics see as illegal and undemocratic.
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Lam, asked repeatedly whether she would quit, refused to do so, saying there remained important work ahead in the next three years, which would bring her to the end of her current five-year term of office.
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ROME (Reuters) - The anti-establishment 260-Star Movement trounced Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in local elections this weekend, clouding his chances of completing his term of office and winning a referendum he has called on constitutional reform.
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In his first term of office, Sisi has strengthened ties with Russia and China, trying to reduce dependence on a four-decade partnership with the United States which has brought Egypt tens of billion of dollars in aid.
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"The FRC have backed down on their original proposal that chairs should be independent throughout their term of office, rather than simply on appointment as the current code states," said Alex Beidas, a partner at Linklaters law firm.
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"I reserve the right to prepare for a transition in the chairmanship of the Supervisory Board during the next term of office," Faber told shareholders at the company's annual general meeting, where he was up for re-election.
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Therefore, we should all be desperately seeking to "avoid" triggering a re-run of the 1930s ("avoid" in the standard sense and not the political vernacular where it means "delay for a four to five-year term of office").
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Lack of experience on the world stage was leveled when Ronald Reagan came to power, and his term of office saw one of America's greatest triumphs in the end of the Cold War and collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Given his erratic nature, and his apparent belief that he is the only genius in his government, the challenge for the people of the United States is how to survive his term of office, however long that might be.
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President Kiir, whose term of office was supposed to end this year, may have hindered prospects for peace negotiations with Mr. Machar when the country's Parliament voted this week to allow the president to remain in power until 2021.
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Blatter, who was head of world soccer's governing body from 1998, stood down four days after winning his final term of office last May and has since been banned from all soccer activities for six years for ethics violations.
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"Spain has not been represented on the six-member Executive Board of the ECB since Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo ended his eight-year term of office in May 2012," Michael Schubert, senior economist at Commerzbank, said in a note.
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A big part of that decision was he was going to devote the remainder of his term of office, which was at that point less than a year, to try and to find an end to the war in Vietnam.
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BERLIN, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Sabine Lautenschlaeger will resign as a member of the European Central Bank's executive board with effect from October 31, before the end of her full term of office, the bank said in a statement on Wednesday.
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While there were no reports of flight delays or cancellations, the protest could prove an embarrassment for the Beijing-backed Leung Chun-ying, who many expect to seek a second term of office next year when his five-year term ends.
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The governor, now in his second term of office, has made an emphasis on big construction projects, including a replacement of the Tappan Zee Bridge across the Hudson River north of New York City and major renovations at LaGuardia Airport.
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BERLIN, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Sabine Lautenschlaeger will resign as a member of the European Central Bank's executive board with effect from October 31, before the end of her full term of office, the bank said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Carney, whose term of office was this week extended until the end of January 2020 to deal with Brexit disruption, told ministers a chaotic exit would lead to a plunge in sterling that would drive up inflation and interest rates, The Times said.
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His first term of office at Leonardo comes up for review in April with the government due to make a fresh round of nominations for the top jobs at state-controlled companies, which also include oil company Eni and energy utility Enel.
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" At the Georgetown Law Center event earlier that year, a moderator had asked the panel that Mr. Kavanaugh was on: "How many of you believe as a matter of law that a sitting president cannot be indicted during the term of office?
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When he took over in February from Jacob Zuma, whose term of office was plagued by scandal, Ramaphosa staked his reputation on economic revival and he received a warm welcome from investors in part due to his strong ties to the business community.
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The 63th, which delays all congressional pay increases from taking effect until the next term of office, was sent to the states in 1789 but finally ratified in 1992, becoming the 27th Amendment, after lobbying from a UT Austin student named Gregory Watson.
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And to the extent that you are primarily hoping for a president whose term of office will feature lots of crises, scandals, surprises, tension, and drama, with the attendant persistently high cable news ratings that implies, then Trump will be an excellent president.
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The main thing Clinton ought to keep in mind about whoever she picks is that even if she stays perfectly healthy throughout a four- or eight-year term of office, the odds that her pick will be the Democrats' nominee in 2024 are quite high.
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"With Draghi's term of office due to expire at the end of October 2019, we feel the ECB is unlikely to start increasing interest rates until the new ECB president is firmly in place," said David Zahn, head of European fixed income for Franklin Templeton.
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If Trump wants to help the country and lead for another term of office, he may wish to focus on health care, education and vocational training to get some of those 95.5 million Americans back into the labor force for meaningful and productive lives.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, a veteran of the war for independence who has ruled Algeria for two decades, is again fighting for survival, this time facing a wave of protests by crowds angry at his plans to seek a fifth term of office.
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Abe — re-elected last week for a third consecutive term of office — pledged to "solve" that existential socioeconomic problem by allowing people to stay in the workforce after their retirement age of 210, and to decide for themselves when to begin receiving their pensions.
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These were the first major protests in Kinshasa in a year and were but the latest in a string of problems for a president who did not bother to organise elections and has continued to rule unconstitutionally since his term of office ran out in December 2016.
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It will win again if it can overcome the challenges of the fraying relations between a politically-divided United States and a fragmenting Europe to stay firm to a vision and mission that is more positive than whatever Putin devises in his latest term of office.
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Aliyev cemented his position in power with two referendums, one in 2009 which scrapped a two-term presidential limit, and another in 2016, in which he extended the head of state's term of office to seven years from five, steps his critics saw as illegal and undemocratic.
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Fourth: The validity of a president's self-pardon, which has never been attempted in our history, could not be tested in the courts until after the president leaves office, either by finishing his full term of office or by removal from office through impeachment and conviction.
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If Trump does not clear his name, his entire term of office will remain wrapped in a pungent cloud of suspicion; his agenda and his decisions, particularly on foreign policy, will always raise questions about whether they are meant for the benefit of America or for some other purpose.
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In response, the ministry said in an email to Hyperallergic that it is operating in accordance with Polish law and that it is within the ministry's rights to not renew Ludwisiak's contract: A five-year term of office of the Head Małgorzata Ludwisiak shall terminate on 31st December 2019.
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"The board and the management of Netcare wish to express their profound gratitude and appreciation to Mr Kahn for the enormous and extraordinary contribution he has made to Netcare during his term of office," the firm said in a statement (Reporting by Tanisha Heiberg; Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)
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King replaces Jonathan Hill, the former commissioner for financial services who quit after Britain's June 23 vote to leave the EU. "The appointment applies for the remainder of the current term of office of the Commission, which ends on 31 October 2019," the Council representing EU governments said in a statement.
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They are the committee of an alumni association, and it is a tradition of the association that members do not serve on the committee until they are very senior, and that all the committee during a two-year term of office should have been at the school at the same time.
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The spokesman declined to comment on the reasons for the central banker's decision to step aside before the end of her term of office, which followed dissatisfaction among hawks at the ECB's decision to respond to signs of weakness in the eurozone economy with a further loosening of monetary policy.
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The spokesman declined to comment on the reasons for the central banker's decision to step aside before the end of her term of office, which followed dissatisfaction among hawks at the ECB's decision to respond to signs of weakness in the eurozone economy with a further loosening of monetary policy.
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Lam, whom protesters have urged to resign, told her top advisers in a closed-door meeting at her official residence on Tuesday that she intended to serve out her term of office through 2022, said Regina Ip, a pro-Beijing lawmaker and a member of the Executive Council who was at the meeting.
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Undaunted by driving rain and looking in an imperious form, a beaming Merkel, a shoe-in for another term of office next September, was mingling last Tuesday with royalty and the great and the good at a black-tie opening night performance of Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
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Or perhaps Canada's government recognizes just how deep into Dante's circles of hell Trump is plunging himself by seizing Ms. Meng and Trudeau can't wait to see how all this plays out—leaving Trump even more desperately wounded and unlikely to win re-election or even reach the end of his first term of office.
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The White House is slumping into the weekend after one of the most difficult 48-hour periods in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's tumultuous term of office.
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Trump's historic disapproval ratings, the specter of the Russia investigation, and the Republicans' failure to achieve any type of health care reform in spite of their controlling both the executive and legislative branches have led some to conclude that Trump is already a lame duck and fuel speculation that he will not finish his first term of office.
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Instead, the so-called "national dialogue" convened by Kabila has been boycotted by most of the political opposition — including Moïse Katumbi and Etienne Tshisekedi, the two most prominent leaders — who sense the talks are no more than a ploy to allow the incumbent to stay in power past his term of office by dragging out the process.
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Hence, the current Congolese head of state, Kabila, who took power without any electoral formalities after the assassination of his father in 22019 and was subsequently proclaimed the "winner" of elections held in 2006 and 2011, should be winding down his second and final term of office and preparing to cede power to a successor who should be installed there before Dec. 20.
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