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term limit
noun
- Often term limits. a statutory limit on the number of terms an official may serve:
the Twenty-second Amendment, which imposed term limits on U.S. presidents.
Example Sentences
“We’ll see what the definition of term limit is.â€
He called for a term limit of 18 years for Supreme Court justices, a ban on stock trading among members of Congress and reforms to the tax code that would target the ultra-wealthy.
Courts and judges have independence, and by that I mean you’re there until you’re 75 in Canada, and every Western democracy has either a term limit or an age limit on your tenure as a judge.
Luckily, we have the data: As the report produced by the blue-ribbon presidential commission that studied structural court reform at the start of the Biden administration found, “the United States is the only major constitutional democracy in the world that has neither a retirement age nor a fixed term limit for its high court Justices.â€
The move came weeks after Mr. Sall postponed the ballot indefinitely, throwing the country into one of its deepest political crises in recent history as many feared he might try to stay in power past his term limit.
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