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However, a former senator is re-eligible for election after four years.

Members who have served the limit are re-eligible for election after two years.

Countries are immediately re-eligible upon the expiration of their terms.

Once serving the limit former members are re-eligible for election to the legislature after four years.

However if a legislator serves the limit they are re-eligible for election after 2 years.

He is planning a few more encounters before he becomes re-eligible for rugby next September.

Unique in its restriction, Virginia prohibits its governors from succeeding themselves, although former governors are re-eligible after four years out of office.

He and the Vice President shall hold their offices for the term of six years; but the President shall not be re-eligible."

The 1967 Constitution defines the Republic of Paraguay as a "representative democracy" with an executive President directly elected (and re-eligible) for a five-year term.

With the exception of Judge Slade (who was replaced by Ekaterina Trendafilova) all re-eligible judges were in fact re-elected.

With regard to term limits, members may only serve four consecutive terms (or eight years) in each house; however, once serving the limit, former members are re-eligible for election after a 2 year respite.

He failed to come to terms with the Reds on a contract and became re-eligible for the draft, subsequently being selected by the San Diego Padres in the 19th round of the 1976 amateur draft.

In a like spirit, eschewing that fatal self- denying ordinance of your Old Constituents, we enact not only that actual Convention Members are re-eligible, but that Two-thirds of them must be re- elected.