Judicial vacancies Trump mocked Obama for supposedly leaving him "142" judicial vacancies.
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Economists estimate 7.24 million job vacancies, down from 103 million vacancies in October.
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Economists estimate 7.18 million job vacancies, down from 7.217 million vacancies in July.
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Obama and judicial vacancies Trump claimed that President Barack Obama left him "142" judicial vacancies.
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Judges Obama's judicial vacancies Trumps said twice that President Barack Obama left him "142" judicial vacancies.
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There are 143 federal court vacancies, and at least 18 more upcoming vacancies have already been announced.
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That's mostly because Supreme Court vacancies don't happen very often, and election-year vacancies are rarer still.
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" Judicial vacancies Trump said of vacancies on federal courts: "And I came in, I had 148 openings.
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There are 148 current vacancies across the federal courts, and more than 30 upcoming vacancies have been announced.
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But out of those are more than 120 vacancies, and another dozen or so vacancies are expected soon.
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The Vacancies Act predates Dodd-Frank, but Dodd-Frank does not amend or repeal the Vacancies Act, he said.
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"They are left with vacancies atop of vacancies," Kathryn Dunn-Tenpas of the Brookings Institution told the Associated Press.
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There are 144 lower court vacancies — 16% of all active judgeships — and 18 more upcoming vacancies have already been announced.
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There are 136 federal court vacancies, with more than 20 upcoming vacancies already announced, according to the federal judiciary's website.
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" The judiciary The history of judicial vacancies "And usually, when a President comes to office, there's no — you have no vacancies.
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Surely, the harm done by judicial vacancies to institutions that protect our personal freedoms does not diminish as those vacancies increase.
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But Supreme Court vacancies are relatively rare, and vacancies in the final year of a president's second term are even more so.
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According to Wheeler, there were 53 vacancies on January 1, 22018, just before Obama took office; 210 vacancies on January 229, 2200, just before George W. Bush took office; 230 vacancies on January 2068, 33, just before Bill Clinton took office.
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According to Wheeler, there were 2298 vacancies on January 21, 2457, just before Obama took office; 24 vacancies on January 22, 231, just before George W. Bush took office; 20193 vacancies on January 22019, 22, just before Bill Clinton took office.
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According to Wheeler, there were 53 vacancies on January 1, 2009, just before Obama took office; 19723 vacancies on January 1, 2001, just before George W. Bush took office; 107 vacancies on January 215, 253, just before Bill Clinton took office.
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As of the same date, there were 1,673 physician vacancies and 5,433 nurse vacancies, with vacancy rates of 7.11 and 7.48 percent, respectively.
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Manufacturing firms posted 161,000 vacancies, up 35 percent on the year, while construction companies reported 98,000 vacancies, a 24 percent rise, the data showed.
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"The Vacancies Reform Act nowhere says that, if another statute remains in effect, the Vacancies Reform Act may not be used," Steven Bradbury wrote.
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Apartment vacancies increased in the last two quarters of 2015, the first time since 2009 that vacancies went up for consecutive three-month periods.
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Facts First: According to Wheeler, there were 53 vacancies on January 303, 2009, just before Barack Obama took office; 80 vacancies on January 1, 2001, just before George W. Bush took office; 107 vacancies on January 1, 1993, just before Bill Clinton took office.
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The history of judicial vacancies Mocking Obama's record on appointing judges, Trump claimed that presidents before him were "always" left zero judicial vacancies to fill.
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Now Democrats are abusing blue slips, blocking Mr. Trump from filling the 100-plus vacancies he inherited and the dozens of new vacancies since then.
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Vacancies filling fast: The Senate's confirmation of Gilday is the latest in a series of swift votes to fill several high-ranking vacancies at the Pentagon.
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Fitch expects same store growth to continue to be impacted by shifting factors including asset repositionings, expected vacancies and positive rental rent spreads on renewals and vacancies.
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Vacancies at the agency Observers say exacerbating the lack of relevant experience of some of Carson's political appointees are vacancies in other important positions at the agency.
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In context, he wrote, the line Mr. Engel cited was addressing statutes that say an administration "may" temporarily fill various vacancies in particular ways — a word that leaves open the possibility that a president may also legitimately fill such vacancies with an alternative procedure, like the Vacancies Reform Act mechanism.
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Trump's power as president to fill Supreme Court vacancies (which arise relatively infrequently) would accompany the power to fill scores and scores of other vacancies across the federal bench.
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"We have vacancies on top of vacancies," said Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has studied White House turnover over the last six administrations.
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In those cases, lower-court judges ruled that the Vacancies Reform Act mechanisms for temporarily filling vacancies remained available as an alternative to other statutes that specifically addressed those offices.
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Neighborhood and community shopping center vacancies were unchanged in the first quarter of this year at 10 percent, and retail mall vacancies were also unchanged at 7.8 percent, according to Reis.
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An index of vacancies released by the department of jobs and small business last month showed there were 185,547 skilled job vacancies in December, the highest in 6-1/2 years.
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There are thousands of vacancies in the tech sector, and yet his platform makes no provisions for STEM or computer science education initiatives that would prepare Americans to fill these vacancies.
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An index of vacancies released by the department of jobs and small business on Wednesday showed there were 185,03 skilled job vacancies in December, the highest in 6-1/2 years.
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Industrial is the rare asset class where the building of new supply hasn't driven vacancies up at all, with vacancies declining from 2010 to 2017 by 2% even as construction increased.
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Four vacancies — lifelong tenures — have opened since December 2016.
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"The nature and extent of senior leadership vacancies in the department is cause for concern as pervasive vacancies significantly hamper the departments ability to carry out its all important mission," Roth said.
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So for example, with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) — let's put aside the question about whether the Vacancies Act applies — but if the Vacancies Act applies, who did the president choose?
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"Within this buoyant labor market, skill-shortage vacancies presented a growing challenge for employers in filling their vacancies," the 2015 report written by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) explained.
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When vacancies happen in the representation of any State in the Senate, the executive authority of such State shall issue writs of election to fill such vacancies: Provided, That the legislature of any State may empower the executive thereof to make temporary appointments until the people fill the vacancies by election as the legislature may direct.
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If all of them have to be replaced in the coming four years, the next President will have a Supreme Court legacy comparable to that of Richard Nixon, who filled four vacancies in a little more than two years, or Ronald Reagan, who filled four vacancies in seven years, or Dwight Eisenhower, who filled five vacancies in five years.
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"We currently have a list of about a dozen candidates who we are considering for any upcoming vacancies, including vacancies due to three planned retirements occurring over the next three years," he said.
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The two women went to a building with several vacancies.
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Statscan had reported 437,400 job vacancies in the second quarter.
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Vacancies in the construction industry increased by 23.4,103 in March.
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Trump has nominated two people for the three remaining vacancies.
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In a way, like the Vacancies Act, it's a compromise.
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Many think that the Vacancies Act is a good compromise.
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Manufacturing, however, saw a 29,000 drop in vacancies in July.
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Under the Vacancies Reform Act, Trump has two other options.
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So intense jockeying is already under way for the vacancies.
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Vacancies in the construction industry dropped by 23.4,2.33 in May.
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But politicians have been getting slower at filling governor vacancies.
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The number of job vacancies rose to 44,915 from 42,290.
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And not all of the vacancies are coming from Republicans.
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The last vacancies were below 23.6 million was March 2018.
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Key academic and administrative job vacancies are being left unfilled.
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The District currently has three vacancies in fifteen active judgeships.
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The hearing advanced Trump's goal of quickly filling judicial vacancies.
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Change the Federal Vacancies Reform Act to prevent its misuse.
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Not all of the vacancies are Trump's fault, of course.
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That leaves, however, potential vacancies in the second driver slots.
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Even so, Trump has inherited a huge number of vacancies.
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Mr. Trump has not nominated anyone to fill its vacancies.
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Republicans, however, are anxious to get the two vacancies filled.
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The court currently has three vacancies in six active judgeships.
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Advocates believe his appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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Mr. Trump has yet to select nominees for the vacancies.
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Trump said Obama left him "138" judicial vacancies to fill.
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Some of the retail and corporate vacancies are being filled.
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The two reports offer indications of job vacancies and layoffs.
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Assuming that there will be more vacancies on the Supreme Court during his tenure, Trump may be considering which candidate he should nominate now, and which ones he should hold for potential future vacancies.
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The White House declined to comment on the Fifth Circuit vacancies.
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The top vacancies are likely to be spread across European countries.
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The advocates believe his appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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Britain's National Health Service, for example, has 40,000-odd nurse vacancies.
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Philadelphia had 21993 vacancies, largely due to a spate of retirements.
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Housing vacancies are set to come out at 10:00 a.m.
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The vacancies make up about 18 percent of active judgeships nationwide.
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At 15.5%, Flint remains the highest in the nation for vacancies.
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There's a lot of vacancies right now, and that's not helping.
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There are currently two vacancies on the seven-member Fed board.
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Vacancies in the sector are way down and rents are up.
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So why are we talking about the Federal Vacancies Act now?
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The list of science vacancies in the Trump Administration is long.
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Vacancies in office and residential buildings are at multi-year highs.
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Trump has been filling judicial vacancies at a near-unprecedented pace.
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There currently are two governorship vacancies on the seven-member board.
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At the time, there were no vacancies on the Supreme Court.
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But he was ineligible for the position under the Vacancies Act.
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This has led to 89 total vacancies on our federal courts.
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This story has been updated to reflect new vacancies and developments.
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Democrats have expressed concern over the increased vacancies at the agency.
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There is still a huge number of vacancies across the administration.
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Women could help fill the vacancies, according to the consulting firm.
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The growing number of vacancies were "very noticeable," Mr. Mebes said.
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However, [some of these vacancies are still up on the website].
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Under the Federal Vacancies Act, Wilkie could serve for 210 days.
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That hardball strategy left numerous vacancies for Mr. Trump to fill.
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A recruiter's job is to fill job vacancies with qualified candidates.
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It could prevent the president from filling any Supreme Court vacancies.
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The NYT notes that Fed officials are unconcerned about the vacancies.
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Yet only a few commercial vacancies were evident in early July.
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Non-essential civilian hiring for military vacancies will also be postponed.
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" Obama's judicial vacancies "Because of President Obama, we have 142 slots.
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VA spokesman Curt Cashour, insists that there are only 6900,2628 vacancies.
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Indeed, only one California district among the 2202 has more vacancies.
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Such is the sign of Arbus: all her vacancies are full.
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The EEOC now has two vacancies on its five-member board.
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There are currently two vacancies on the seven-member Fed Board.
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The official website for the court says there are six vacancies.
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If confirmed, Jackson would fill one of two remaining SEC vacancies.
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The department remains significantly understaffed, with 62 vacancies, despite adequate funding.
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In some neighborhoods it can feel like every street has vacancies.
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And sometimes, the vacancies are not even the White House's fault.
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The court grappled with the language of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and how it squares with the president's authority under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act (FVRA) to temporarily fill vacancies.
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But there are 22013 other vacancies in federal courts across the country that Trump will have the opportunity to fill — more than twice the number of vacancies President Obama faced at this point in his first term.
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But there are 2112 other vacancies in federal courts across the country that Trump will have the opportunity to fill — more than twice the number of vacancies President Obama faced at this point in his first term.
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For comparison, President Barack Obama had 59 vacancies when he took office.
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There were 179,000 additional vacancies in the professional and business services industries.
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Bell promised to look for vacancies, while Rose continued her own search.
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There are 148 vacancies in the federal judiciary, with 68 pending nominees.
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Job vacancies remain unfilled and staff are limited to essential travel only.
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Apartment vacancies in those areas were also higher than the national average.
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"We have lots of vacancies for plumbers and welders," he points out.
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There was an increase in vacancies in the construction and transportation industries.
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There are already two vacancies on the Fed's supposedly seven-member board.
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There were 2000,21.56 additional vacancies in the professional and business services industries.
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But he has a much freer hand with filling White House vacancies.
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In an ordinary labour market, employers could raise pay to fill vacancies.
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But the second question is: Does the Vacancies Act then trump that?
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There were 21.8,21.2 additional vacancies in the professional and business services industries.
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San Francisco, No. 2 in rent, is showing vacancies are now flat.
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The next president could be called upon to fill even more vacancies.
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Long-running vacancies have become more common at independent financial regulatory agencies.
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Rental vacancies, both multifamily and single family, are also near record lows.
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In my opinion it's redundant, there's many vacancies waiting to be filled.
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Pending home sales and housing vacancies are due at 20.37:2225 a.m.
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In fact, we haven't seen this few vacancies Canada-wide since 2009.
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" As for future vacancies, Gorod said, "we'll have to wait and see.
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For Trump, however, the vacancies may be part of his master plan.
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There currently are 124 vacancies for lifetime positions pending across the judiciary.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) excoriated a top DHS official about the vacancies.
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Retail rents in Singapore have already dropped sharply, while vacancies have risen.
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Many believe the vacancies could hinder the department's efforts to right itself.
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Peirce would fill one of two vacancies on the five-member commission.
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An agency spokeswoman said it cannot track vacancies for specific job categories.
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The increase in vacancies needs to lead to reduction in property values.
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The Bureau of Prison's vacancies extend all the way to the top.
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Trump has suggested that many of these vacancies may never be filled.
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At this point in Obama's first term, there were only 15 vacancies.
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They're going to have big problems replacing the next wave of vacancies.
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Trump did this by using a law called the Vacancies Reform Act.
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Sadly, sudden vacancies are usually only created by a maestro's untimely death.
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The President is marveling that Obama left so many unfilled judicial vacancies.
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The Fed's vacancies give Trump the chance to move the bank rightward.
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Higher rates on rented rooms may also offset revenue lost on vacancies.
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Refuting American Federation of Government's claims that there are now 2628,28500 vacancies.
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These voters want judicial vacancies filled by supremely qualified justices like Larsen.
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The bill could prompt more yearlong vacancies, according to the news network.
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In late February, the street had 37 vacancies or stores for rent.
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A struggle, however, will be finding the talent to fill the vacancies.
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There are nearly 160 vacancies remaining, according to the U.S. Courts website.
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"Turnovers and vacancies at the highest levels makes this much more difficult."
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Senate Republicans have refused to consider President Obama's nominees for those vacancies.
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The Trump administration has not nominated candidates for the three remaining vacancies.
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There are 145 current vacancies, including in the Court of Federal Claims and the Court of International Trade, and 27 upcoming vacancies that have already been announced, according to data from the Administrative Office of the US Courts.
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They put some teeth into the Vacancies Act at the end of the Clinton administration that said everything you do, if you're improperly doing it under the Vacancies Act, is legally void — or most everything is legally void.
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Two of the four Fed vacancies are openings that Trump inherited from the end of the Obama administration, when GOP control of the Senate made it nearly impossible to fill jobs where vacancies didn't create an emergency situation.
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That's certainly less than a place like the Defense Logistics Agency (currently sitting at 817 vacancies, some of which are being negotiated for the exemption on defense jobs), but more than other agencies like NASA, which has 39 vacancies.
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He wrote a concurrence earlier in 2017 in the Southwest General case [involving the Vacancies Act] where he said the Vacancies Act with regard to "principal officers" — to the very top people — is unconstitutional based on the Appointments Clause.
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One interesting challenge facing the Fed are the number of vacancies on the seven-member Board of Governors — three at the moment and possibly four if Yellen resigns from the board before any of the present vacancies are filled.
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While there, he noticed the hotel nearest to the airport had no vacancies.
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And filling Supreme Court vacancies is indeed a duty, not just a power.
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That's true even in New York City, where vacancies have plagued Fifth Avenue.
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There were declines in vacancies in the leisure and hospitality sector, and construction.
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He has failed to fill vacancies, and his antics must discourage potential appointees.
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But don't worry, the museum plans to keep people posted on March vacancies.
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And these vacancies are going to be more and more of a problem.
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The MISSION Act also requires the VA to release data on employment vacancies.
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There were also decreases in education and federal government job vacancies in July.
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His administration has also had the seven longest vacancies in the comparable timeframe.
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Trump's longest vacancies: EPA administrator: 237 days between Scott Pruitt and Andrew Wheeler.
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Employers report 290,000 unfilled vacancies, 27.5% more than a year ago (see chart).
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Poland has 152,000 vacancies, with construction, IT and transport firms most in need.
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There are 60% more job vacancies than there are people looking for work.
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Across the country, vacancies in hospitality are higher than in any other sector.
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The ratio of vacancies to jobseekers is the highest since the early 1970s.
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Like Trump, his predecessors entered office with dozens of vacancies on federal courts.
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There are several vacancies on the Ninth Circuit, now including Judge Reinhardt's seat.
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Entire floors of Shanghai Tower continue to sit empty, contributing to city vacancies.
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Senate tradition calls for White House consultation with home-state senators on vacancies.
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His name has been on various "short lists" for previous Supreme Court vacancies.
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That's why loose talk about leaving Supreme Court vacancies unfilled is so disconcerting.
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Court vacancies will be impossible to fill when the Senate is in opposition
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The sector is already acutely understaffed: last year there were 70,000 unfilled vacancies.
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Oklahoma and California, meanwhile, started issuing more emergency teacher certificates to fill vacancies.
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The administration announced nominations for three vacancies California is watching closely (The Hill).
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Vacancies showed their biggest annual fall since the end of 2009 to 800,000.
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And even if they did cross picket lines, there would still be vacancies.
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On average, the emergency vacancies have languished unfilled for more than two years.
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"Under the Constitution, first of all, through the Vacancies Act," Kellyanne Conway said.
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Back then, the financial district was filled with vacancies and relatively sparsely populated.
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Trump defends widespread vacancies after Yovanovitch describes 'crisis' at State 11:30 a.m.
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Doherty also notes that there shouldn't be a sudden spike in rental vacancies.
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There currently are 235 Democrats, 197 Republicans and three vacancies in the House.
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Software developers are the most sought-after, accounting for 27 percent of vacancies.
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I'll do my part to end the vacancies, but I'll need your help.
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More than 100 vacancies existed in the judicial system as of last month.
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In addition, President Donald Trump will still have two other vacancies to fill.
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First, he could focus on finding competent people to fill senior-level vacancies.
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Mr. Trump previously nominated candidates for two other vacancies on the Fed's board.
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Republicans currently hold 214 to Democrats' 170 (with a few vacancies and independents).
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Two state vacancies opened up in December in the state government after Gov.
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With five vacancies in the 435-member House, 257 is the magic number.
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Trump already has nominated Randal Quarles to one of the other Fed vacancies.
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It cited WTO rules that say "vacancies shall be filled as they arise".
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Employers have long argued that they cannot recruit local people to fill vacancies.
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At the moment, there are also two vacancies on the six-member board.
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Trump, the chamber, Schumer and Gillibrand should cooperate in filling all ten vacancies.
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Four vacancies remain for House seats in Montana, South Carolina, Georgia and California.
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Vacancies were the lowest since the three months to August 2017 at 794,000.
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By 2020, 85033 percent of job vacancies are expected to require postsecondary education.
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Vacancies were the lowest since the three months to August 2017 at 794,000.
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Third, we need to get far more organized on tracking and filling vacancies.
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Total vacancies now at 6.4 million, down from nearly 6.8 million in November.
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Vacancies continued to decline in manufacturing with a 24% decline year-over-year.
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Maryland's lawyers noted that in finding that Dodd-Frank didn't override the vacancies law, the judge pointed to the attorney general succession law as an example of Congress explicitly adopting language that seemed aimed at displacing the vacancies reform law.
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Separate data out on Wednesday showed an index of vacancies released by Australia's department of jobs and small business eased in February for the second consecutive month, although there still was a healthy 179,100 skilled job vacancies advertised across the country.
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As things stand now, there are 103 vacancies in the appeals and district courts.
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Some of the vacancies, like State and Treasury, were agencies with early secretary nominations.
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Small businesses cited a lack of skills as the main reason for the vacancies.
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The nearly 2,000 current vacancies in the Trump administration mostly require no Senate confirmation.
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Vacancies fell by 2000,245 at private companies with the balance coming from the government.
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It is also unpopular with businesses, which need workers to fill around 90,000 vacancies.
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The transportation, warehousing and utilities industry experienced an 21.2,000 decrease in vacancies in December.
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According to Wheeler, there were 103 vacancies on district and appeals courts on Jan.
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There are three vacancies on the Fifth Circuit, which covers Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
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Greg Abbott, over who should fill the two vacancies designated for judges from Texas.
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There are six vacancies on the 9th Circuit, which covers the western United States.
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Delaying tactics were routinely put in place to make filling vacancies an arduous endeavor.
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It sounds as if some elements of the Vacancies Act are a bit fuzzy.
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The second thing the Vacancies Act does is say who can fill those positions.
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So if you think about it, basically, who can serve under the Vacancies Act?
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In many post-industrial cities, vacancies are still at "epidemic levels," per the report.
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Care homes, of which the town has several, have seen a jump in vacancies.
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That's a gauge of vacancies, plus how quickly workers are leaving their current positions.
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Meanwhile, the numbers suggest Trump will have more vacancies to fill in his term.
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Obama seriously considered him for two previous Supreme Court vacancies in 2009 and 2010.
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Those vacancies are likely to have ripple effects through the industry, Rieger-Paganis said.
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There are plenty of other vacancies at DHS too, including Long's own deputy administrator.
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Since then, only 22 nominees have been confirmed, leaving a record 90 judicial vacancies.
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His September 27 report states that there are currently 462,000 job vacancies in Canada.
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All told, Trump has nominated 22 judges to fill vacancies across the federal bench.
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Democrats currently hold 85033 seats to Republicans' 236 seats, in addition to six vacancies.
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And there are at least another half-dozen vacancies soon expected by planned retirements.
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However, more damage can be done because Trump has over 85033 vacancies to fill.
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Vacancies are below the historical average, according to Jones Lang LaSalle, an estate agent.
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Moreover, the vacancies can be manipulated in a completely "hands-off" or automated fashion.
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Other industries with high shares of vacancies include financial services, manufacturing, transportation and warehousing.
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Today, 63 judicial emergency vacancies have been open for an average of 897 days.
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Nearly a year after the 85033 election, half of the vacancies had no nominee.
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There are two vacancies for lower-ranking slots in the House GOP leadership hierarchy.
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The administration has numerous vacancies in high-level positions across multiple departments and agencies.
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As our world becomes even more connected, these vacancies pose a problem for everyone.
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When Leahy spoke on this in 28503, 22019 percent of the vacancies were emergencies.
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She worried that those attacks and the swath of vacancies are hurting U.S. diplomacy.
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Various cities had the most vacancies for jobs in the hospital and healthcare sector.
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Vacancies in the accommodation and food services industry fell by 103,000 jobs in February.
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Once in office, he can fill two vacancies on the Fed's seven-member board.
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According to the Administrative Office of the United States Court, there are 84 vacancies.
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August saw the smallest increase in job vacancies since January 2012, the survey showed.
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August saw the smallest increase in job vacancies since January 2012, the survey showed.
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Some are worried that vacancies could cause irreparable damage to national parks and forests.
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There are several vacancies, and the board has only 13 voting members right now.
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In the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998, Congress elaborated on those missing pieces.
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Construction will likely slow in multifamily, providing countercyclical protection against high vacancies and rents.
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The vacancies were especially abundant in manufacturing, information technology and health care, he said.
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Trump's subsequent appointment for these vacancies will then determine the new outlook of Fed.
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The supervisory board's nomination committee will continue its search to fill the two vacancies.
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The number of vacancies in the first quarter of 2017 — the highest on record.
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She said she already has six CNA vacancies and can't afford to lose more.
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As in other cities, many Baltimore shopping districts are anemic and pocked with vacancies.
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Doug Ducey to fill Senate vacancies until a special election is held in 2020.
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The accommodation and food services sector reported a record number of vacancies this October.
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The transportation, warehousing and utilities industry experienced an 21.2,000 decrease in vacancies in December.
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With three Justices over 78 years of age, one or more vacancies are expected.
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Most of the current judicial vacancies are in the district courts, but there are 22013 vacancies on the Circuit Courts of Appeals, and these judges are critical in deciding the thousands of cases that do not make it to the Supreme Court.
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Most of the current judicial vacancies are in the district courts, but there are 18 vacancies on the Circuit Courts of Appeals, and these judges are critical in deciding the thousands of cases that do not make it to the Supreme Court.
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The CIPD said recent official data showed employers who rely heavily on EU migrant workers were struggling to fill some vacancies: firms in retail and wholesale, manufacturing, health and accommodation and food services accounted for 45 percent of vacancies in late 2016.
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" As of April 2016, he wrote, "district vacancies have almost doubled" to 72 since the 2014 midterms, whereas in "in the comparable time periods for Reagan and Bush, district vacancies declined slightly; for Clinton they increased, but came no where near doubling.
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Pendley also told the outlet that BLM was actually having trouble filling vacancies in the Washington office because many BLM employees don't want to move to D.C. — something current BLM staffers said is not the main driver of the agency's many vacancies.
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Pendley also told the outlet that BLM was actually having trouble filling vacancies in the Washington office because many BLM employees don't want to move to D.C. -- something current BLM staffers said is not the main driver of the agency's many vacancies.
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The department said that some vacancies turned out to represent teachers who were on short leaves of absence; in other cases, it said, schools that had listed vacancies turned out to have lower enrollment than expected and did not need an additional teacher.
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The insufficiently hirsute can apply for one of over 880,000 other holiday vacancies across America.
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Overall, U.S. retail vacancies remained flat at 10.2 percent during the latest quarter, Reis said.
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The prime minister said he intended to fill any other vacancies after the next election.
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He has cleared much of the Senate schedule to address this and other judicial vacancies.
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Cuccinelli is ineligible to be appointed DHS secretary, however, under a federal statute governing vacancies.
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Trump's (in)actions lay bare the shortcomings of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998.
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According to the Pemex website, there are three vacancies on the five-member independent board.
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Currently there are two vacancies on the board, and all five board members are white.
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But as vacancies have arisen, the Trump administration has refused to let them be filled.
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Pending home sales and housing vacancies are also set to come out at 10 a.
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On the openings front, the gap between vacancies and available workers continued to be huge.
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And the federal government is littered with vacancies in positions that require a presidential appointment.
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The last category of the Vacancies Act is how long these acting officers can serve.
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He has even released a shortlist of potential nominees even though there are no vacancies.
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Now employers can shoot from the hip, posting vacancies on a slew of jobs websites.
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Health care and social assistance job openings decreased 72,000 and federal government vacancies declined 21,000.
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That's why in the industry there's such a big gap now, there's so many vacancies.
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The Federal Vacancies Reform Act defines who can fulfill the duties of an "acting" official.
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At this point in his presidency, Barack Obama had filled 18 of those same vacancies.
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According to the NFIB, the vacancies were concentrated in construction, manufacturing and wholesale trade industries.
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Job openings in the retail trade sector fell 85,000 while vacancies in construction dropped 52,000.
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That's a minimum of 28503 votes, since there are currently five vacancies in the House.
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Trump has made significant progress in filling vacancies on the federal courts with conservative judges.
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Vacancies could remain elevated as 2300,237 people dropped out of the labor force last month.
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The court now has four vacancies, which President Trump will have the opportunity to fill.
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Animal shelters are one the of the few places where vacancies are good for business.
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If Clinton fills one or more vacancies, the Supreme Court will lurch to the left.
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But back when when he said it, there were 21625 vacancies across the federal judiciary.
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But he can't propose legislation, sign international agreements, or make appointments to fill government vacancies.
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The winner of the last presidential election gets the power to fill federal court vacancies.
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On top of those vacancies, the critical New York Fed president's position also is open.
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The Financial District was filled with vacancies and remained relatively sparsely populated in those years.
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However, Trump still has a lot of work to do in terms of Fed vacancies.
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In Los Angeles, that comparison is 110,000 estimated vacancies (as of 2017) versus 36,000 homeless.
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He also represents a steady hand as the Pentagon faces a high number of vacancies.
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A congressional aide said it was hard to determine the precise impact of the vacancies.
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The declines in 2Q17 SSNOI were primarily caused by vacancies in the company's industrial portfolio.
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Vacancies in the private sector rose 5.7 percent to 215,400, again the highest on record.
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By contrast, the ongoing vacancies crisis in the courts is a matter of national concern.
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Scott Walker's refusal to call a special election to fill vacancies in the state Legislature.
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Resist the temptation to fill vacancies with partisan surrogates like Newt Gingrich and Rudy Giuliani.
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The Federal Vacancies Reform Act is basically a compromise between the executive and legislative branches.
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The report says that bureaucratic confusion and vacancies in key posts are largely to blame.
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According to the NFIB, the vacancies were concentrated in construction, manufacturing and wholesale trade industries.
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Her decision to withdraw from consideration leaves two vacancies on the Fed's seven-member board.
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These discounts keep vacancies down across the board, but can end up distorting the market.
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Veterans of past administrations said they sought to avoid violating the Vacancies Act whenever possible.
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"It took 12 years, and then they started calling me about vacancies," Ms. Hoffman continued.
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Democrats currently hold a 35-seat majority in the House, and there are five vacancies.
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Ironically, Democrats killed filibuster power on nominations as inherently abusive, except for Supreme Court vacancies.
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Republicans hold a 220 to 288 seat majority in the House, with four current vacancies.
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Republicans hold a 238 to 193 seat majority in the House, with four current vacancies.
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If Trump is reelected, filling more judicial vacancies, that's all he cares about right now.
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In the House, Democrats have 235 seats, Republicans have 197 and there are three vacancies.
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All told, there are more than 85033 federal judicial vacancies, each one a lifetime appointment.
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The bad: housingCompared to peer cities, South Bend has one issue that pops out: vacancies.
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There are currently 431 sitting members of the House of Representatives (due to four vacancies).
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With fewer workers left on the sideline though, employers will have increased difficulty filling vacancies.
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Broadly, Pompeo committed to filling critical vacancies at the State Department and boosting workforce morale.
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No administration in recent history has had as many vacancies this far into a term.
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There currently are 235 Democrats, 197 Republicans and three vacancies in the 435-seat House.
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Should further vacancies open up on those courts, Trump's appointees would tip the ideological balance.
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Vacancies could remain elevated as 2000,214 people dropped out of the labor force last month.
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Republicans handed Trump more than 2112 federal judicial vacancies to fill Republicans handed Trump more than 22011 federal judicial vacancies to fill Donald Trump has nominated one judge so far in his presidency, and he's an important one: Neil Gorsuch, to the Supreme Court.
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Several years ago Tom Ridge, the first DHS secretary, testified during a Congressional hearing on the department's vacancies that "you simply cannot build nor can you sustain a mission-focused culture" with a high number of vacancies and leaders who do not have permanent status.
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His hiring at Facebook would fill one of several notable vacancies among the company's top ranks.
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But Trump started with a huge leg up due to the additional vacancies at the start.
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Trump still needs to fill two other SEC vacancies to round out the five-member panel.
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The high level of vacancies suggests a shortage of workers that could further boost wage growth.
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Besides Sears, retail bankruptcies such as Toys R Us and Bon-Ton Stores Inc created vacancies.
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His administration now aims to fill vacancies in regional courts from states represented by Democratic senators.
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Public employment services fill only 3% of job vacancies, compared with a European average of 10%.
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With a strong economy and a tight labour market, some employers already struggle to fill vacancies.
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Instead, the comptroller general concluded that the law limiting "acting" officers — the Vacancies Act — did control.
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The amendments aimed to make clear that the Vacancies Act should control all such "acting" appointments.
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The intersection of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act and Dodd-Frank's CFPB provisions defies easy answers.
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The House is now comprised of 433 members: 239 Republicans and 194 Democrats, with two vacancies.
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Donald Trump isn't even two years into his presidency and he's already been given two vacancies.
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Earlier on, you mentioned there's a question of whether the Vacancies Act applies in this case.
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The increase in vacancies was concentrated in the finance, business and professional services, and healthcare sectors.
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Cruz repeated the bogus conservative talking point about filling Supreme Court vacancies in presidential election years.
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The act may be superseded by a law that allows the president to temporarily fill vacancies.
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But agencies were instructed by White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney to consider replacing any vacancies.
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"We're struggling to fill numerous vacancies in areas such as software engineering and sales," Jones said.
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Lindsey Graham countered Durbin on CNN's State of the Union and cited the Vacancies Reform Act.
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Many of these vacancies are considered judicial emergencies, causing overloaded dockets and delaying justice for many.
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Glassdoor's Best Jobs in America list suggests many of these vacancies are in lucrative tech positions.
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Unemployment is at a post-reunification low of 4.3% and job vacancies near a record high.
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The Trump administration has maintained that Whitaker's appointment is valid under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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Vacancies at the deputy level in the Department of Homeland Security are beginning to pile up.
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Czech companies had 159,072 job vacancies in April while there were 327,199 people registered as unemployed.
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Which may leave quite a few vacancies in all those supertalls going up in Midtown Manhattan.
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OGE now joins a growing list of federal watchdog offices that have vacancies at the top.
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Both lost their reelection bids earlier this month, creating two potential vacancies for rising Democratic stars.
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That has caused overall warehouse vacancies to rise, due to the unattractiveness of the older stock.
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Westeros Recruitment is a parody career website packed full of Game of Thrones themed job vacancies.
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But he regularly returned for plugs to insert into any tiny new vacancies on his scalp.
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Other key performance indicators are in line with low vacancies and reasonably long average lease length.
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It would be easy to fill most of these vacancies if the Senate did its job.
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There are four vacancies for open seats up for grabs, and currently no independents in office.
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STAFFING WOES: A top Dem chastised President Trump for leaving key vacancies at national cybersecurity posts.
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But under the law governing how federal vacancies are filled, Cuccinelli wasn't eligible to be appointed.
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These problems mean Pennsylvania has one Third Circuit, four Western District, and two Eastern District, vacancies.
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But if Whitaker's appointment is legal thanks to the Vacancies Reform Act, it's, ahem, barely legal.
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Wisconsin had long been considered a model of bipartisanship in filling vacancies in the federal judiciary.
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One of her first acts was to meet with Johnson to start filling Wisconsin's judicial vacancies.
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However, there is another law, the Vacancies Reform Act, that applies generally across the executive branch.
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There were two vacancies when he took office, and a third seat opened in the spring.
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The vacancies among the 93 United States attorney offices were some of the most glaring, however.
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So the potential for skills-building to fill many of the economy's job vacancies is limited.
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He saw potential in the short-term vacancies caused by turnover, development wait times, and gentrification.
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In an at-large election, voters get as many votes as there are vacancies to fill.
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It was not known when the assembly would choose candidates to fill the remaining three vacancies.
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Under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, Taylor could remain at the post in Kyiv until Jan.
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There are a hundred vacancies in the court now that my committee has to deal with.
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After her departure, the agency will have three vacancies: two Republican slots, and one Democratic opening.
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But there's little sign that vacancies in embassies across the world will be filled anytime soon.
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When unexpected vacancies occur, partisans on both sides wage no-holds-barred battles for the seat.
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Each passing year under the current regime increases the likelihood of disruptive vacancies and strategic retirements.
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She didn't try again because vacancies in the Uttar Pradesh police are infrequent, her father said.
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So filibuster reform prevented Republicans from holding many judicial vacancies open until Trump could fill them.
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"I'll do my part to end the vacancies, but I'll need your help," he told lawmakers.
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If there are no vacancies (there are currently three), this means 19 votes would be necessary.
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This pick will shift the Court decisively to the right, with possibly more vacancies to come.
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Under the Vacancies Act, Grenell will not require another Senate vote to serve as acting director.
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Some of the vacancies are the result of Trump's efforts to slim down the federal bureaucracy.
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"Most people in the legal profession believe there will be an opportunity for the next president to nominate the vacancies on the United States Supreme Court," Allred said, adding that many of the judges Trump says he'd nominate to fill Supreme Court vacancies are anti-choice.
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The president, under a 1998 law called the Federal Vacancies Reform Act (FVRA), is given other options.
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Lawyers in the office concluded that the Federal Vacancies Reform Act applied to someone in Whitaker's position.
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During Obama's first term, only 20163 percent of his circuit court nominees were confirmed, leaving 83 vacancies.
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For starters, Japan has a severe labour shortage: there are currently 1.6 vacancies for every job applicant.
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It's expected that a summit in June will decide on all the high-level vacancies in Brussels.
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Vacancies edged lower to just over 7 million, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey.
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Office vacancies in downtown Calgary, Alberta's business capital, have jumped from zero in 2007 to over 25%.
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In 2015, Los Angeles had rental vacancies at just 3.3 percent in city of 3.9 million people.
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Trump's victory means that he will be able to fill Scalia's seat and perhaps other future vacancies.
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There did not turn out to be any vacancies in 1992, when Biden decried election year nominations.
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He's a rare outside hire for Facebook, which tends to fill its most important vacancies from within.
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The VA's vacancies have caught the attention of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, led by Rep.
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Some of those vacancies are filled by people who don't have a standard teaching certificate, he said.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee held hearings over compliance issues with the Vacancies Act in March of 19983.
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The majority of new vacancies announced since Trump was elected were created by Republican appointees stepping down.
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Vacancies at the top of the European Commission and European Council will also open up next year.
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That means that both candidates and employer vacancies are vetted being accepted on to its job platform.
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There are still over 100 vacancies and the president has three years or more to fill them.
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Because Donald Trump's federal hiring freeze is arbitrarily leaving thousands of job vacancies across the US government.
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The six-member body has two vacancies, and the remaining commissioners often can't agree on enforcement actions.
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This is expected to be rectified by March 3, 2017, but is dependent on staffing key vacancies.
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There can be, both for principal and inferior officers who go through the Senate confirmation process, vacancies.
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Ms Ryan reckons employers will lure more Irish people to fill vacancies left behind by departing Europeans.
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Vacancies for industrial real estate, including e-commerce warehouses, are at their lowest rate in three decades.
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And, citing arcane procedural concerns, it has kept open vacancies for judges on the WTO's appeals court.
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Even if some vacancies did trickle back to the States, most would probably be filled by robots.
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If Republicans retain the Senate, it's likely that they will prevent Clinton from filling Supreme Court vacancies.
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Those figures do not include the more than 100 federal court vacancies Trump is supposed to fill.
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Vacancies are rising, but rents are also still rising at a robust pace, up 4.6 percent annually.
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In Washington, D.C., vacancies are falling, despite thousands of brand-new rental apartments coming onto the market.
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Earlier, official data showed that job vacancies have risen 1.8 percent to 182,400 from the previous quarter.
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Not enough people are entering the cybersecurity workforce, and most firms and organizations are faced with vacancies.
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The Virginia-based 4th Circuit has a 10-5 majority of Democratic appointees and no current vacancies.
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The JOLTS report showed there were 10,000 additional vacancies in the mining and logging industry in May.
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Trump has long relied on the Vacancies Act to fill his Cabinet positions and skirt Senate confirmation.
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Today, even though Republicans control the judicial appointment process on Capitol Hill, vacancies are 2900 percent higher.
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Back in November 2017, he was asked about the large number of ongoing vacancies within his administration.
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The five current House vacancies lower the overall number of votes needed to pass legislation to 216.
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Mr. Trump has released a list of 10 conservative jurists he might consider for court vacancies. Mrs.
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What remains an open question is who, besides Raonic, might soon fill any sustained Big Four vacancies?
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Replacements for coming high-level vacancies could just as easily come from within the West Wing, however.
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The vacancies in his State Department and his diplomatic corps can now come back to bite him.
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When Trump took office, Republicans then quickly set about filling as many of those vacancies as possible.
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On the other hand, manufacturers are still struggling to fill the vacancies left by retiring baby boomers.
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This is where the department's succession plan and the President's executive order for vacancies come into play.
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Trump has also filled 16 vacancies on federal appeals courts (the last stop before the Supreme Court).
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People see stuff as problems in Detroit, the vacancies, the blight—but that also breeds the scene.
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In addition to Yellen leaving, there are three other vacancies on the seven-member board of governors.
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The department is also dealing with thousands of job vacancies and staff turnover at the highest levels.
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Cuccinelli's appointment violated a statute that governs how most federal vacancies are filled, according to the ruling.
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On the team's final drive, the Giants had to use three tight ends to fill the vacancies.
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Democrats currently hold a 235-197 edge in the House (along with one independent and two vacancies).
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No word yet on who will fill the vacancies ... we're told Bravo's currently shopping for other housewives.
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But as of October, the prison was still severely short staffed, with more vacancies than actual officers.
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These negative outcomes would not be the same across markets, with some having much higher potential vacancies.
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A major test lies ahead when it comes to multiple vacancies on the liberal-leaning Ninth Circuit.
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Older businesses tend to grow more slowly and typically take longer to fill vacancies as a result.
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While we enjoy or criticize the art, we are actually turning up the volume about these vacancies.
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Voters head to the polls in Maine, Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Tennessee to fill legislative vacancies next week.
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Audiobooks Summer brings with it car trips — or, as they are otherwise known, yawning vacancies of hours.
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If only women filled vacancies, it would take until 2024 to reach parity, according to the study.
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The nomination says something about Trump's strategy for filling the numerous vacancies on the lower federal courts.
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Of the 79 metropolitan areas covered by Reis, 29 showed a rise in vacancies in the quarter.
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Yet thanks to the quirks of the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, the math isn't actually that simple.
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Of the 35,000 plus vacancies at least four thousand are for human relations, logistics, and procurement staff.
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Midland's school district has 144 teacher vacancies, as well as 35 bus driver positions that are unfilled.
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But the shopping mall isn't dead yet, as mall owners find creative ways to fill those vacancies.
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When Trump took office, he mockingly thanked President Obama for leaving him over 28500 federal judgeship vacancies.
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The vacancies within the federal government are merely a subset of what has become a global problem.
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There are at least 30 future vacancies as well, with some of those judges looking to retire.
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" Feinstein acknowledged that they also had had "productive conversations with the White House about district court vacancies.
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No president in recent history has started his tenure with as many extended Cabinet vacancies as Trump.
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Transit officials say they hope to trim the work force through "attrition" and by not filling vacancies.
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Transit officials say they hope to trim the work force through "attrition" and by not filling vacancies.
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Trump appears to have named Whitaker acting AG by using a law called the Vacancies Reform Act.
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In the meantime, President Trump will have the opportunity to fill three vacancies on the Eighth Circuit.
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Not to mention the president's ability to fill up the many circuit court vacancies with Gorsuch-style judges.
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It's an odd move considering the high court has no vacancies for him to fill at the moment.
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Another fresh survey is revealing a fall in the number of finance vacancies in the City of London.
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One in five voters interviewed in exit polls said Supreme Court vacancies were one reason they had voted.
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Judicial appointments and Supreme Court vacancies have energized segments of their evangelical, anti-abortion base in election years.
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The total number of vacancies declined by 243,22.3 during a month when nonfarm payrolls grew by just 240,2000.
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There's also a potentially larger mortgage liability, paying for unexpected repairs and being stuck with possibly long vacancies.
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Trump has faced unprecedented turnover in his administration and there are currently a few vacancies in his Cabinet.
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During negotiations this year, as previously reported by BuzzFeed News, Cruz supported Ho for one of the vacancies.
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Federal law allows presidents to temporarily fill vacancies by appointing acting department heads who are already employees there.
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If more inventory does come on the market, rental vacancies will rise and rent prices will go down.
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Remember the old days when vacancies at Downton Abbey were determined by which actors had had their fill?
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However, a federal government watchdog has said schedule delays, fiscal constraints and personnel vacancies have hampered those efforts.
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"It's about how to approach all vacancies" on the Supreme Court and throughout the three-tiered federal judiciary.
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No president in recent history has started their tenure with as many extended Cabinet vacancies as President Trump.
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The overall number of vacancies for staff increased at the slowest rate since October 2016, Friday's survey showed.
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After all, it is less painful to lose a job to trade or technology when vacancies are plentiful.
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Then Nixon and a succession of Republican presidents filled most of the vacancies that arose through the years.
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For rank-and-file jobs, requirements and pay scales are largely standardised; both vacancies and candidates are plentiful.
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The vacancies give President Donald Trump latitude to reshape the central bank, and hence, indirectly, its balance-sheet.
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Uber had a number of executive vacancies to fill since Kalanick departed, and not all have gone smoothly.
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Okay, so the Federal Vacancies Act determines which positions can be temporarily filled, and who can fill them.
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Acting officials can serve for no more than 210 days under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998.
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Recent studies show that nitrogen vacancies can detect the on-and-off magnetic field of single nerve cells.
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There are no playoff games, bowl games, recruiting trips or even coaching vacancies on his radar right now.
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Recode spotted a couple of A16z job vacancies that seem to confirm that the wheels are in motion.
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The context: That's a lot, but the surge of housing vacancies — for varying reasons — is a global trend.
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Longer term, he could help form a younger conservative nucleus, particularly if Trump gets to fill more vacancies.
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The JOLTS report measures the level of employment vacancies as well as those who have left their positions.
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She also said she had noticed vacancies in the industry going unfilled, because restaurants could not find workers.
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The White House has yet to announce any nominees for US attorney and judicial vacancies in New York.
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Retail mall vacancies fell to 7.8 percent from 7.9 percent, the firm said in a report on Tuesday.
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Much of the new supply was on the high end, and some were concerned that vacancies would rise.
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The concierge also helps landlords create rental listings that will appeal to renters and get those vacancies filled.
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Thus, in an extremely superficial sense, past presidents filling vacancies at the IRS have faced a similar conflict.
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Data from Adzuna, a job-search firm, show that in July wages and vacancies fell compared with June.
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The real trouble began when the Indian guru's followers started inquiring about vacancies on the Antelope school board.
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"These vacancies hit native communities hard, and they represent one more broken promise to native people," she said.
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Meanwhile the number of vacancies on circuit, district and other federal courts has reached 149, according to uscourts.gov.
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The lattice therefore contained plenty of "vacancies"—spaces in which chlorine atoms could be present, but were not.
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Uber also needs a head of engineering and has vacancies for a number of managers for regional operations.
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That further widened the gap between vacancies and hiring, which emerged in 2015, reflecting tightening labor market conditions.
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"After scanning the area, the positions of all vacancies are determined via image recognition," the Delft paper explains.
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Rising residential vacancies in some areas and a rising stock of unsold apartments also show momentum is slowing.
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Back when he said that, 22019 judicial emergency vacancies had been open for an average of 725 days.
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The nation is now in the longest period of triple digit judicial vacancies in more than 25 years.
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I would also make the vote an affirmative requirement so that vacancies and absences counted against the nominee.
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Several vacancies opened in Texas, including the blue 16th Congressional District, won by Democrat Beto O'Rourke in 2016.
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"I'm the only one that matters," he said the following year when dismissing any concerns about job vacancies.
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Critics argue that Whitaker does not meet Federal Vacancies Reform Act requirements, but I disagree with that argument.
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The Supreme Court on Monday appeared divided on a case testing the president's power to fill agency vacancies.
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There are 727 teacher vacancies in the state, meaning government officials have no adequate supply of replacement labor.
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On Thursday, bank President Fred Hochberg and Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg urged the Senate to fill the vacancies.
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Both justices said that vacancies are so infrequent and tenures are so long that change will come haltingly.
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Trump is slated to inherit an estimated more than 100 judicial vacancies, including one on the Supreme Court.
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That's not a problem limited to the Trump administration, as many vacancies date back to the Obama administration.
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For a graphic on job vacancies in France, click here Reporting by Leigh Thomas; editing by David Stamp
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To add to the uncertainty, the FOMC now has four vacancies in its seven seats, an unprecedented situation.
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The decline in job openings in August was led by professional and business services, where vacancies fell 21.64,23.0.
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While Trump has power to nominate the other vacancies, he will not fill the New York Fed slot.
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Last year, the number of vacancies for training positions was at its highest for more than 19953 years.
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Veterans are well-positioned to fill these vacancies, and these numbers underscore a steady flow of potential workers.
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"Our product is continuing to settle and perform well," he said, highlighting a low level of rental vacancies.
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He was appointed to lead the agency in November under the Federal Vacancies Act as a temporary replacement.
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It was a plain-as-the-nose-on-your-face thing: the Starlet Apartments had plenty of vacancies.
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The only wrinkle in this scenario is a long-debated statutory provision under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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Thirty-three percent said they had openings for skilled workers and 14 percent have vacancies for unskilled labor.
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Several vacancies created by members of Congress who have gone into the Trump administration need to be filled.
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Not only that, but as of Tuesday, there were also 84 federal judiciary vacancies with 49 pending nominees.
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The Federal Vacancies Reform Act is silent about what happens when someone is fired, as opposed to resigning.
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The government's national jobs portal currently lists more than 10.2 million active job seekers for some 386,000 vacancies.
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Low and stable vacancies, together with the good take-up levels observed in 2016 are underpinning the performance.
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The economic, educational and social forces that cause such vacancies are immense and, in the short term, intractable.
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They had previously been chosen by state legislatures, a system that became full of bribery and extended vacancies.
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This arrangement makes filling vacancies when the ideological direction of the court is at stake even more controversial.
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But scattered vacancies remain, and some residents complain that vital businesses, like a hardware store, haven't been replaced.
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Hiring was weaker than expected by most economists and vacancies fell to their lowest level since late 2017.
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Obama, for example, had a lot of vacancies in 2013 during the first year of his second term.
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"We have basically people on a waiting list waiting for vacancies, which we've never had before," he says.
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"There could be one or several vacancies on the Supreme Court in the next two years," she said.
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I am a school psychologist in a high-need, underresourced district that typically has difficulty filling its vacancies.
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But the Democratic left was furious with the Obama administration for its diffident approach to filling judicial vacancies.
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Long before Brexit, the N.H.S. suffered from chronic staffing shortages, and today the country has 183,000 nursing vacancies.
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Mr. Trump has already appointed two judges to the court, and he has six more vacancies to fill.
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"Having so many vacancies in essential places is a disaster waiting to happen," said a recently resigned ambassador.
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But Ms. O'Connell said that Mr. Trump could not nominate Mr. Whitaker himself under the Vacancies Reform Act.
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Hiring was weaker than expected by most economists and vacancies fell to their lowest level since late 2017.
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The six-member commission, which currently has two vacancies, often deadlocks along partisan lines on major enforcement questions.
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With Democrats holding few tools to derail nominations, Republicans have been aggressively filling vacancies on the federal bench.
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How quickly Trump makes his decision on Yellen as well as the existing Fed vacancies is another question.
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" Ornstein said the examples identified by POLITICO violate the Vacancies Act "probably more in spirit than in letter.
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Kerr's health may prompt a reshuffling at Golden State, and there are certain to be other coaching vacancies.
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In fairness, it's possible Trump doesn't know why there were so many judicial vacancies when he became President.
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There are three vacancies on the Fed's seven-seat board, and the bank's general counsel has just resigned.
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Judicial vacancies will lead to case backlogs, which will delay our fellow citizens getting their day in court.
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Under the Vacancies Act, political appointees in an acting position can hold office only for about 200 days.
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Under the Vacancies Act, political appointees in an acting position can hold office only for about 200 days.
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Upon Trump's inauguration, New York confronted two empty Second Circuit positions and six district vacancies, two comprising emergencies.
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Trump has continued to use his lists for the two vacancies he's filled on the court thus far.
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The persistent vacancies are most prevalent at embassies with the highest foreign policy priorities, according to the report.
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Trump currently has roughly 150 vacancies in the federal courts, with nominations pending for 50 of those positions.
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Between the vacancies and general chaos, Hook quickly rose to the top of the administration's foreign policy team.
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Clients would apply from public library computers, caregivers with vacancies would respond, government agencies would administer the contract.
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Yet there has been a near-constant churn of personnel and the most vacancies at 85033 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The total vacancies outnumber job seekers by nearly 700,000, down nearly by half from a few months ago.
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Knocking Arryn off the board also creates two vacancies: Hand of the King and Lord of the Vale.
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Trump already has named two judges to the 9th Circuit, with six other vacancies waiting to be filled.
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" The official added that the White House was "committed to filling all the ... vacancies as quickly as possible.
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As the graph above shows, the president is never making an isolated decision over vacancies in the judiciary.
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The researchers were able to implant silicon defects into diamonds via a two-step process involving first blasting the diamond with a laser to create vacancies and then heating the diamond way up to the point that the vacancies start to move around the lattice and bond with silicon atoms.
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Comparing the Vacancies Reform Act to the text of other federal laws — the Presidential Succession Act applies to cases of "death, resignation, removal from office, (or) inability or failure to qualify" for instance — might lead a judge to believe that the Vacancies Reform Act deliberately excluded replacements for fired officials.
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It was also imperative for the vacancies on the Fed to be filled "sooner rather than later", Williams said.
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In 2017 more than half of EU businesses that tried to recruit ICT specialists had trouble filling the vacancies.
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As Fox and Friends anchor Brian Kilmeade noted in the interview, there are currently 131 vacancies without a nominee.
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The vacancies raise the question about when or if congressional Republicans will pursue overall reform of the Federal Reserve.
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It's hard to attract highly educated doctors, who generally prefer urban centers, to fill vacancies in India's underdeveloped countryside.
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Labour experts believe the number of vacancies in computing and information technology could easily top a million by 26.
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But Brand's departure adds a new importance to the wide breadth of vacancies in offices that reported to her.
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Why it matters: Liang's nomination is the last needed to fill 3 vacancies on the Fed's 7-seat board.
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Arizona alone had 7,000 teacher vacancies going into this year, said Joe Thomas, president of the Arizona Education Association.
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Unfilled political vacancies in several government departments and agencies have also made it harder for CFIUS to approve deals.
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The vacancies statute predates Dodd-Frank, OLC argued, so Congress could have excluded the CFPB director from FVRA coverage.
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That was the highest level since the series started in 2000 and compared to 7.08 million vacancies in July.
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On one side is the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, which allows presidents to fill temporary positions of this sort.
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The Liberal Democrats, who have a well-organised activist base, have fielded candidates for just over half the vacancies.
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Fill mental health vacancies at the Department of Veterans Affairs, and fund alternative treatments, including cannabis and mindfulness therapies.
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In the by-elections to fill four of the vacancies, on March 11th, the democrats suffered a further setback.
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Job openings in transportation, warehousing and utilities increased 70,000 in July and educational services had an additional 26,000 vacancies.
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The board currently has 12 members and still has vacancies for three independent directors, in addition to SoftBank's representatives.
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In the next president's first four-year term in office, there is the chance of filling even more vacancies.
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White House sources said Trump is meeting with multiple candidates for the two vacancies on the central bank board.
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Hershey — The company and the board that controls the chocolate maker each named new board members to fill vacancies.
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Google's London headquarters are currently being redeveloped, which it has said will open the business to further job vacancies.
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The proposed reduction in head office roles comprises existing vacancies, about 260 M&S roles and about 13 contractors.
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That is not the case for Class B and C properties, whose vacancies mar the outlook for better properties.
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Limited supply and very high demand drives stability in the vacancies and, therefore, cash flows derived from these properties.
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He said the June increase in job vacancies represents only a partial recovery from the weakness seen in May.
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He attempted to book a room at the El Cortez, but there were no vacancies, according to the information.
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For the Trump administration, African affairs have been largely ignore and plagued by vacancies is key State Department positions.
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Under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, Whitaker will carry out attorney general functions without Senate confirmation for 210 days.
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These procedural games have kept the judiciary in the longest period of triple digit vacancies in nearly three decades.
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He pointed to the months-long absence of a Senate-confirmed Defense secretary and vacancies within the State Department.
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Part of the problem we face is that these vacancies don't make or break elections, so appointments aren't urgent.
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The Christian Science Monitor reports this is likely the most vacancies for a president to fill in 40 years.
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It required that Trump Management provide the New York Urban League with a weekly list of all its vacancies.
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The number of vacancies is pulling well ahead of the number the Bureau of Labor Statistics counts as unemployed.
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Today, overall vacancies are nearly 40 percent higher, and 60 percent of them have been designated as judicial emergencies.
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In a world of declining mall traffic and increasing vacancies, the brick-and-mortar chain is beating the odds.
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CORRECTION: The graphic in the story has been updated to reflect the fact 33 ambassador vacancies are awaiting nominees.
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"As far as the other ones (team vacancies) go, we'll see what's on the table after that," he added.
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Worse, warn several officials, there is little to no succession planning to quickly fill vacancies with top-flight talent.
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There were 470,000 vacancies in the fourth quarter of 2017, up 23.2 percent from the fourth quarter of 2016.
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Eighteen more appeals court vacancies currently await Trump, according to statistics from the Administrative Office of the US Courts.
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The groom, 28, is the vice president of Wavecrest, where he oversees tenant collections and the rental of vacancies.
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We began by setting some basic criteria: We wanted to find large concentrations of vacancies in otherwise vibrant neighborhoods.
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It would also ensure that voters can participate in any special elections that are called to fill House vacancies.
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Instead the platform matches job seekers to nursing vacancies based on criteria supplied by both sides of its network.
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McConnell used the filibuster time and time again to block even Obama's picks for his Cabinet and court vacancies.
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In late May, the 440-unit City Tower building had three vacancies, all studios, starting at $803,725 a month.
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They hoped the amendments would convince the United States to allow vacancies on the appellate panel to be filled.
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As Christine had already found, there were no vacancies, and the hotline said that was all they could do.
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Officials see the conversions as a way to repurpose buildings that are probably doomed to suffer gaping vacancies anyway.
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In most years, there are scores of special elections around the country to fill vacancies in statehouses and Congress.
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In places like Manhattan, it's extremely difficult to fill vacancies in part due to the high cost of living.
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The health care sector had the largest gap between vacancies and hires of any sector in April, for example.
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Vacancies have been trending lower this year since hitting an all-time high of 7.63 million in late 2563.
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It was also imperative for the vacancies on the Fed to be filled "sooner rather than later," Williams said.
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In a 22018-page letter, they described "extreme" staff vacancies despite the third-highest incarceration rate in the country.
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It also takes into account an area's poverty and employment levels, housing vacancies and home ownership rates, among others.
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The Fed is facing a slew of upcoming vacancies that could leave the bank without a quorum of governors.
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And critical management vacancies had prevented any meaningful action, even though the department knew about many of the problems.
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After World War II, job vacancies in Britain led to mass migration from its colonies in the West Indies.
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In January 2017, the start of President Trump's term, there were 106 vacancies in the life-tenured federal judiciary.
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Today there are 174 current and known future vacancies, although 33 of Mr. Trump's judicial nominees have been confirmed.
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The various maps showed vacancies across Newtown Creek in Long Island City, Queens, which Mr. Hunt knew nothing about.
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One riveting example is New York's districts, which have experienced as many as 13 vacancies in fifty-two seats.
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Ms. Terrero approached a few other schools, but the academic year had already begun and none had any vacancies.
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On Thursday, Trump hit Obama for leaving too many judicial vacancies, blaming him for his problems in filling them.
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The New York metro area, for example, included job vacancies across Newark and Jersey City (both in New Jersey).
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However, Trump has multiple vacancies open now and could end up appointing board members who disagree with Yellen's direction.
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Consider the rules that the United States Constitution establishes on how vacancies in certain high offices should be filled.
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Vacancies outnumbered those classified as unemployed by 659,000 for the month, an unprecedented trend that began earlier this year.
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Mulvaney did not say how many vacancies in the federal government would be filled after the freeze is lifted.
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The vacancies include 22019 on the circuit court, which span multiple states and ranks only below the Supreme Court.
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There are vacancies for deputy secretary, undersecretary for science and technology, and director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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This argument basically relies on one law: the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998, also known as the VRA.
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Daniel K. Tarullo stepped down from the Federal Reserve Board last week, adding to the board's two existing vacancies.
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Mr. López Obrador is filling Supreme Court vacancies with his supporters, and the political opposition is in complete disarray.
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The judge ruled that Whitaker's appointment was lawful under both the Federal Reform Vacancies Act and the Appointments Clause.
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The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has seven vacancies and Trump has already filled one.
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"It's my understanding that the Administration would like the Senate to prioritize its limited floor time to addressing Article III vacancies, and will address other judicial vacancies at a later time," Schiff, a senior attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation, a libertarian legal advocacy group, wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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"There is a number of vacancies in the party and we want to run people in those vacancies so we can have the full participation of labor," said Hector Figueroa, the president of Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union, a key labor union in the party that supports Mr. Cuomo.
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He has now submitted nominees to fill four of those longstanding vacancies, even though none had preapproval from Republican senators.
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Tisseau said he hoped reforms to professional training would help him fill vacancies he has struggled to plug since 2008.
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An index measuring the ratio between unemployment and job vacancies fell to 2.0 which was also the lowest on record.
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The majority of the 800,000 job vacancies registered in May were permanent, full-time jobs subject to social security contributions.
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The current balance of power in the 435-member House is 235 Republicans, 193 Democrats, no independents and seven vacancies.
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There are 143 district court vacancies nationwide, and 56 nominees at various stages of the confirmation process for those seats.
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We still have vacancies which are available, although unfortunately not all of the group have expressed an interest in these.
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Recruitment agencies said lower EU immigration would make it harder to fill vacancies in the technology, health and hospitality sectors.
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If that's the McConnell principle, vacancies that arise during the ever-expanding "political season" will now remain unfilled for years.
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Trump has moved faster than Obama in announcing nominees for US attorneys, but Trump is also contending with more vacancies.
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And the shadow of Brexit makes it tougher for the NHS to fill its 40,000-odd nurse vacancies from abroad.
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Mooppan replied that the succession section in Dodd-Frank coexisted with the federal vacancies law, and did not displace it.
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As to the Clinton administration, Thompson went on to say that the Vacancies Act was more or less completely ignored.
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Article III vacancies are seats on the US district and circuit courts, created under Article III of the US Constitution.
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Republicans largely agreed that, in some sense, this meant he was entitled to fill judicial vacancies with Democratic Party appointees.
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Under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, Esper cannot serve as acting Defense secretary while the Senate undergoes its confirmation process.
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After a decade of economic growth, unemployment is at its lowest and job vacancies their highest since reunification in 1990.
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Is there any sort of movement to look at the Vacancies Act in its current form to revisit or improve?
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So when there are vacancies in the NLRB with regard to its five members, you cannot have acting NLRB members.
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So that's the first point of the Vacancies Act: It defines a set of positions that can be filled temporarily.
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Basically, the Vacancies Act allows agencies to delegate certain tasks of that vacant position to other people in the agency.
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I'm wondering if you can explain a few Vacancies Act cases that have come up recently with the Trump administration.
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Mr Trump has a unique chance to reshape the Fed; with Ms Yellen's departure he has four vacancies to fill.
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Enter Element Six (a subsidiary of DeBeers, the world's largest diamond producer), which manufactures diamonds with precision-engineered nitrogen vacancies.
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Employment vacancies fell to 7.35 million from 7.38 million in May, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey.
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The list offers an early glimpse at the Trump administration's strategy for filling vacancies in states with two Democratic senators.
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Multiple sources had earlier reported Trump wanted Cain to fill one of two vacancies on the seven-member Fed board.
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And then in 2018, Chair Janet Yellen and Vice Chair Stanley Fischer will be stepping down, creating even more vacancies.
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A mass exodus of federal employees will not leave the new president choosing from the "best people" to fill vacancies.
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Mnuchin also pushed back when a CNBC reporter mentioned that there are a number of vacancies in key Treasury positions.
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This was the highest number of job vacancies since May 2011, and seen as a positive for Australia's labor market.
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Ramirez's departure leaves three vacancies on the FTC, with just Ohlhausen and Democrat Terrell McSweeney holding spots on the commission.
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Landlords are less and less understanding because they know they can fill vacancies fast with people ready to pay more.
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But job openings in the information sector increased 33,000 and the federal government had an additional 13,000 vacancies in December.
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The number of job vacancies in the country of 10.6 million people is the highest since records started in 1995.
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Dominion's board was looking to fill some upcoming vacancies and is in the process of reviewing prospective directors, Bell said.
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With Tarullo's exit, President Trump will have the opportunity to fill three vacancies at the seven-member Federal Reserve Board.
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The Justice Department's opinion concluded that Whitaker's appointment was allowed under a 1998 law called the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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Democrats at the time accused Senate GOP leaders of reneging on a deal to fill the FCC's two current vacancies.
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There are 68 ambassadorial vacancies, not including international organizations, according to a tracker from the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA).
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Phillips advertised the vacancies, and hardly any locals showed up, so he inquired about the seasonal program for immigrant workers.
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The vacancies can be easily and reproducibly manipulated by moving one of the four adjacent atoms using an STM tip.
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Grijalva asked the administration to produce a detailed timeline of when they plan to make nominations for the numerous vacancies.
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ET, Chicago PMI is set to be released, with consumer confidence and housing vacancies both due out at 10 a.m.
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When the five vacancies are filled, there will be approximately 28503,22019 cases per judge, with more coming in every day.
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The Senate should aspire to fill the 140 vacancies and more in our federal courts by moving forward with confirmations.
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Obama and his supporters have argued that a constitutional obligation exists for filling Supreme Court vacancies as quickly as possible.
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The chain has over 670 stores across the U.S. and Canada, despite declining traffic in US malls with record vacancies.
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The White House has also advertised a number of open positions on job websites in an effort to fill vacancies.
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The strategist also said the Trump administration has had an increasingly difficult time filling vacancies over the past several months.
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Her plan also called for investments in the VA, including filling the nearly 49,000 staffing vacancies and modernizing aging infrastructure.
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While major vacancies exist at several departments, some agencies lack officials at a bigger proportion of top posts than others.
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The Senate recently confirmed Randal Quarles to one position, but the president has not nominated others for the remaining vacancies.
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Stier notes that the vacancies come as the Trump administration attempts to deal with an escalating crisis over North Korea.
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The dive in job openings in February pushed down the vacancies rate to 1.23 percent from 4.8 percent in January.
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President Trump has been quietly making lifetime appointments to fill more than 100 vacancies on federal courts across the country.
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Vacancies in the foreign service are undermining Washington's ability to advance U.S interests, Warren told reporters in Beijing on Saturday.
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Going forward, would we then expect him to emphasize loyalty or competence as he fills up vacancies in his administration?
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Other Freedom Party officials in the government resigned in protest, leaving multiple vacancies at the top of vital Austrian ministries.
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But Walker's aide reportedly contended that the vacancies didn't occur in 2018, the regular scheduled election year, but in 2017.
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Acting officials can serve in their posts for only 210 days, because of limitations set in the Vacancies Reform Act.
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But McConnell's blockade considered the lower federal courts as well, leaving dozens of vacancies for the new President to fill.
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Because of all the vacancies, Trump is on the fastest pace to fill judgeships since Richard Nixon, two generations ago.
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In addition to those vacancies, New York Fed President William Dudley has said he also will retire in mid-2018.
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And it has an estimated 33,000 staff vacancies, with primary care and mental health posts proving especially hard to fill.
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Yes, the governor has the power to fill vacancies on the state Supreme Court, but Blackwell's seat is not vacant.
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The rebound in job openings in January was concentrated in the private sector, which saw an increase of 370,000 vacancies.
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Andreessen Horowitz has led a $220 million Series A in US-based job matching platform for nursing vacancies, Incredible Health.
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The Department of Education's database suggests there are 46 states with vacancies (47 if you include the District of Columbia).
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Last August, the restaurant and accommodation sector had 742,000 vacancies, a historic high, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Fair judges are important to the sustainability of our democracy, but with more than 170 vacancies, sustainability is in question.
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He reportedly interviewed this off-season for the head coaching vacancies with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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And there are two more vacancies on the Fed board that Trump can fill (there are seven seats in all).
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But there is some question as to whether the Federal Vacancies Act applies if Shulkin was, as he claims, fired.
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A contrary rule could cause major headaches for a new president confronted with vacancies across the senior levels of government.
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In addition to the Navy secretary, the Pentagon has been beset by other vacancies, turnover and firings in recent months.
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The House could also set a provisional quorum, which would essentially allow lawmakers to pass legislation even with mass vacancies.
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Austin has a low rate of vacancies now for the state, but it could have the largest basis point increase.
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Other employers are having a hard time finding the right candidates to fill vacancies at all skill and experience levels.
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Vacancies rose in the three months to December to 805,000 from 798,000 which was their lowest level since mid-2017.
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With many vacancies across the lower federal courts, the White House had promised to propound nominees on a regular basis.
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Since the first election of Richard Nixon, Supreme Court vacancies have arisen during Republican administrations at an abnormally frequent rate.
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Whitaker can serve in the position as acting attorney general for 210 days, according to the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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The number of job vacancies and job seekers in the first quarter were half the level they were in 2017.
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After World War II, job vacancies in Britain led to a mass migration from its colonies in the West Indies.
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When Liang is nominated, Trump will have put forward candidates for all the vacancies on the Fed's seven-member board.
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A survey of French towns found that commercial vacancies have almost doubled to 22009 percent in the past 0003 years.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas followed that up with comments pointing to a precedent for extended vacancies on the court.
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They also said state law allows Walker to avoid calling special elections to fill vacancies created in non-election years.
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For months, Quarles had been floated as a potential nominee to fill one of the vacancies at the central bank.
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Job vacancies in the three-month period to the end of March rose by 16,000 to a record high 767,000.
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The Vacancies Act allows the president to appoint any Senate-confirmed official as acting director of an agency or department.
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With the Senate's confirmation Tuesday of Jay Clayton for SEC chair, three seats are currently filled, while two vacancies remain.
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When the president's team calls, you come running, and Hook's phone rang often due to the State Department's many vacancies.
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But if they are unable to fill vacancies or are forced into charging lower rents, it could happen, Cramer warned.
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The replacement of government appointees is largely governed by the rules set forth in the 1998 Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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It turned out that the academy had been trying, and failing, to fill one of four vacancies for some time.
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The graph below shows the percentage of vacancies open in the federal judiciary for every month since the early 963s.
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A kind woman at a motel across the street who had no vacancies told him that Glory Days had a couch.
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Another measure of employment used by economists is the ratio of vacancies posted (v) to the number of unemployed persons (u).
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To be sure, the current vacancies include seats that had been held by judges who were originally nominated by Republican presidents.
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Pentagon vacancies Moran's departure comes at a time when the Pentagon continues to operate without a Senate-confirmed secretary of defense.
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ROSS: WELL, EX-IM, AS I UNDERSTAND IT, HAS BEEN REAUTHORIZED, BUT IT DOESN'T HAVE – THERE ARE VACANCIES ON THE BOARD.
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The only likely vacancies still open are the two Manor seats and there is lingering uncertainty about that team's future ownership.
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And he offered a prescient warning of sorts on the effects of a partisan fight over filling future Supreme Court vacancies.
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For Trump, nine of the 15 appeals court vacancies he has filled have been on regional courts that already leaned conservative.
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Responding to Proxmire's letter, the comptroller general asserted that the DOJ-specific law was not aimed at addressing vacancies at all.
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When there was an alternative statute, like the DOJ-specific one, OLC advised that it did not replace the vacancies law.
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When asked about the long list of vacancies at the department, Trump said in November that it was a non-issue.
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The longest vacancies overall: Office of Management and Budget director: 465 days between Jack Lew and Sylvia Burwell under Barack Obama.
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Rainer Dulger of Gesamtmetall, an engineering employers' group, reckons it will help fill one-tenth of his members' vacancies at best.
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Such developments mean industrial rents in metropolitan hotspots like New York are at all time highs, and vacancies near historic lows.
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Yet remote towns are crying out for people to fill vacancies on farms, in abattoirs and to look after the elderly.
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If things stay on their current trajectory, the think-tanks predict that there will be 211,22017 NHS vacancies in a decade.
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In just the last year vacancies are up 22% in the area, according to real estate data firm, ATTOM Data Solutions.
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So in this second- or third-best world, the Vacancies Act allows the executive branch in all its complexity to function.
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Even a mild, inaction-oriented Trump White House would naturally find itself filling vacancies with conservative judges recommended by conservative Republicans.
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Numerous examples exist of men routinely forced into these same units either permanently or temporarily when vacancies are not willingly chosen.
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Doug Ducey, a Republican, is legally required to fill vacancies in Arizona's US Senate delegation and will therefore appoint McCain's replacement.
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By contrast, the same study shows only 400,000 American students will graduate with the STEM skills required to fill those vacancies.
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Another measure of the employment situation economists often use is the ratio of vacancies post to the number of unemployed persons.
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The vacancies have forced serving Pentagon officials to become either acting or "performing the duties of" for a variety of roles.
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The agency, however, currently has no director — one of many vacancies that has plagued the Trump administration's approach to the technology.
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There are four vacancies on the court now, but court watchers say that's not enough to drastically shift its ideological balance.
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The Trump administration is still filling vacancies in important roles, though many of the people already hired raise serious ethical concerns.
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The bank was eventually restored, but with two vacancies on its board — preventing it from authorizing transactions larger than $10 million.
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Having long vacancies deprives financial regulatory agencies of valuable perspectives and bandwidth at the leadership level to fulfill their congressional mandates.
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If other vacancies arise, would Cruz argue it would be fine to leave the court with only seven justices, or six?
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Europe's biggest economy has vacancies for 10,13 nurses and 2,000 doctors, with some 40,000 registered doctors due to retire by 2021.
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According to the American Bar Association, at the beginning of June 2009 there were 72 judicial vacancies; today there are 132.
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Both appointments had been rumored for months and come as Trump is trying to fill four vacancies at the central bank.
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These vacancies are costly, to the tune of about $680 in lost revenue per day per vacancy, according to iCIMS data.
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There are now more job vacancies than unemployed workers to fill them in the U.S. for the first time since 28503.
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Joe Biden who argued in 1992 that Supreme Court vacancies in an election year shouldn't be filled until after the election.
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Federal government vacancies, however, fell by 32,000 jobs and job openings in real estate, rental and leasing dropped 31,000 in December.
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Mall vacancies have been climbing as retailers, hurt by competition from online retail, have been closing stores and filing for bankruptcy.
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These strategic vacancies represent an opportunity for Democratic lawmakers that, if properly leveraged, could potentially flip the House in their favor.
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Each pair of missing (known as vacancies) and filled-in atoms is identified as a bit (a 1 or a 0).
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The next vacancies will then come up in 2019, when the terms of three board members, including President Mario Draghi, expire.
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The country of 10.6 million people had 216,629 job vacancies in December, the highest on record, versus 259,929 available unemployed workers.
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"Look, it's no secret we've had a couple vacancies, including our communications director, he's been gone for a while," Spicer said.
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The marked pick up in vacancies could thus herald a revival in jobs growth after a slowdown early in the year.
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Doug Ducey, 54, is responsible for filling Senate vacancies until a special election is held in 2020, according to state law.
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The concept could be especially attractive next year, when there will be nine GOP vacancies at the top of congressional panels.
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Pruitt could be appointed under the Vacancies Reform Act since he's already been confirmed by the Senate to lead the EPA.
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Hillary Clinton can now campaign on the premise of finishing what was started and filling the vacancies in the judicial system.
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Senator Mitch McConnell and President Trump made a show of togetherness, moving to fill scores of federal court vacancies with conservatives.
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The amendments would limit the governor's power to fill judicial vacancies and remove the state board of elections from his control.
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The Republican president could fill at least three more open vacancies on the Fed's seven-member board in the coming months.
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Culling disrupts badger social structures, creating a vacuum that draws in badgers from neighboring areas to fill vacancies in culled zones.
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He's vowed these vacancies will be easily filled by Brazilian doctors, but the deadline to fill positions — originally set for Dec.
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LONDON — Of the current vacancies in the British government's hundreds of job listings for policy and strategy advisers, one stands out.
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" Judicial appointments Trump said of vacancies on federal courts: "And I came in, I had one hundred and forty eight openings.
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There are currently 122 vacancies on district courts and circuit courts of appeals for Trump to fill, out of 856 total.
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It's also a community that has seen better days — challenged by joblessness and crime and a town center dotted with vacancies.
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Still in his inbox are a slew of important vacancies to fill, including defense secretary, interior secretary and chief of staff.
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Last week, she said that the province's affordable housing agency was assessing its vacancies that could be used to house evacuees.
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In defending Mr. Whitaker's appointment as lawful, the Trump administration has pointed to the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, a 1998 statute.
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But according to the report, only 75 teachers actually got placed because, the city said, there were fewer vacancies than expected.
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But as some large insurers shifted away from the Obamacare markets, and others worried about policy uncertainty, vacancies started to mount.
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Next, this round of nominees continues the remarkable trend of Trump to turn to the legal academy to fill judicial vacancies.
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Last week, a Dane County judge appointed by Walker ruled the governor had to call special elections to fill those vacancies.
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Social media users were quick to remind Trump that the vacancies left behind by the Obama administration were not by choice.
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That authority, she said, was created as an administrative tool to fill vacancies, not to achieve results aligned with administration policy.
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The Senate did confirm Eastern District Judge Eric Komitee and Western District Judge John Sinatra for emergency vacancies in early December.
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This view allows retail landlords to see their properties holistically so that they can match their prospects to the correct vacancies.
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Key vacancies in the Justice Department, unfilled more than one year into the Trump administration, exacerbated Brand's discontentment in her position.
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She noted that she had met with McGahn on June 27 to discuss vacancies and express reservations about Lee and Collins.
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We need to fill the chief information officer and chief information security officer vacancies with qualified and mission-ready personnel, now.
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There are two governor vacancies available now, so Mr. Trump could quickly influence the direction of the Fed with new appointees.
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A city report from October showed that while the Oakland Police Department had only two vacancies, the Fire Department had 63.
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"When you're dealing with that sort of percentage of vacancies, you tend to not get all your work done," he said.
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Trump currently has 22019 vacancies to fill in the federal court system, with nominees already named for 50 of those spots.
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Second, we must consider high-level vacancies in the same way that China does: high stakes theater for great power competition.
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Any action by Whitaker could potentially be challenged under the Vacancies Reform Act Trump used to appoint his acting attorney general.
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Now that teams have started to fill their coaching vacancies this year, the number of minority coaches may fall by half.
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As vacancies occur, the president can appoint justices who can secure for people of faith the freedom guaranteed by the Constitution.
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More could open up next year, and there will certainly be vacancies in Trump's second term if he wins in November.
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He said the committee would exhaust its budget "without coming close" to hiring its allotted staff, leaving at least 25 vacancies.
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As of the end of October FedEx alone had about 400 vacancies posted on the Tennessee Department of Labor's job site.
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Maybe Pavlov did not realize that because of the teacher vacancies, some students sit in classrooms of 40 to 50 students.
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" * "The tradition has been that vacancies occurring in the Supreme Court in the middle of a contested presidential election are not filled.
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Fitch expects leverage to decline below 6.5x over the next 12 months as the company pays down maturing debt while managing vacancies.
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But if Trump nominates Esper, the law requires that he relinquish his role as acting secretary under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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However, aides acknowledge that given the size of the list and Trump's previous approach to filling vacancies, things are subject to change.
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"Given the high number of job vacancies, the preconditions for managing the integration into the labor market remain relatively good," Kipar added.
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There are 126 open appellate and district court seats, and another 26 vacancies have already been announced for this year and 2019.
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If he is, that number is not a record; Bill Clinton was left 107 vacancies by George H.W. Bush, according to Wheeler.
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This initiative provides entrepreneurs the opportunity to grow their businesses, while helping CBL quickly backfill vacancies as it searches for permanent tenants.
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Butlins, a holiday resort there, is recruiting heavily, and many of its vacancies—from kitchen porter to lifeguard—offer the minimum rate.
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With so many important issues pending before the Supreme Court, the Senate has a responsibility to fill vacancies as soon as possible.
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Still, Republicans have kept Mr. Obama from filling all but one of the vacancies on the 12 regional federal courts of appeal.
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But despite what Republican senators would have you believe, there have been a number of Supreme Court vacancies filled in election years.
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Dlomu on Monday announced a new executive team to replace vacancies left by the resignation of her predecessor and seven other executives.
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Garment factories' walls are adorned with lists of vacancies; it took Ms Ma Thet Thet Nwe just five days to find work.
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Hong Kong has about 50,000 deaths each year and there are now no vacancies for new urns anywhere public in the city.
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Democrats have done well in special elections—those held to fill vacancies that arise during a term—and lead strongly in polling.
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Indeed, nothing Mr Trump does is likely to have a bigger effect on the economy than his choices to fill Fed vacancies.
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Under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, Esper was prevented from serving as acting defense secretary while engaged in the Senate confirmation process.
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He added that he did not expect the market to go into free fall despite rising vacancies and overbuilding in some cities.
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Brazilian offices and warehouses have suffered from high vacancies and steep discounting during a recession that has lasted more than two years.
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He notes that there are 360K job vacancies in manufacturing and 200K in construction for workers if they learned the required skills.
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Trump has already said he will likely cull from a list of exclusively white, overwhelmingly male judges to fill Supreme Court vacancies.
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