91.   After months of political crisis, Balaguer agreed in a compromise pact to halve his four-year term and prohibit a president from seeking two consecutive terms.

92.   After months of political crisis, Balaguer signed a compromise agreement agreeing to halve his term to two years and prohibit a president from seeking two consecutive terms.

93.   Africa, like Europe and other past leaders, feels it should get two consecutive terms for its representative for secretary-general.

94.   Aristide was barred from running for a second consecutive term.

95.   Aristide was barred constitutionally from serving consecutive terms, and his coalition chose Preval.

96.   Aristide was forced to resign by a constitutional ban on consecutive terms of office.

97.   Aristide was constitutionally barred from serving consecutive terms and hand-picked Preval as his successor.

98.   Aristide, although personally popular, is barred by the constitution from serving consecutive terms.

99.   At the same time, Aristide said he would not violate the constitution, which bars consecutive terms as president.

100.   At the same time, the president says he would not violate the constitution, which bars consecutive terms as president.