Term of office that lasts for the officeholder's lifetime.
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The same are allotted to the individual as a life tenure only.
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No life tenure would hold for an office which did not exist.
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Holding life tenure under the Constitution, they could be reached only by impeachment.
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So a seven years' tenure has been substituted for life tenure.
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But the Judiciary was entrenched in life tenure and not susceptible to this remedy.
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Therefore it took 800 million years for life to appear on Earth.
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Its presence, therefore, would reduce the number of building blocks for life.
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After the past week maybe fear should be reserved for life-threatening situations.
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Transportation, it was called: for five years, for ten years, for life.
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It's based on 27 core skills, establishing competencies for life-long water safety.
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A slave, during good behavior, is almost as safe as a freedman.
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Justices served during good behavior instead of at the pleasure of the king.
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Its members hold office during good behavior, that is to say for life.
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They hold the office for life, or during good behavior, or until they resign.
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The judges shall hold their offices during good behavior.
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That was effected through what is known as a tenure during good behavior, as opposed to a tenure at the will of the monarch.