71.   The government is trying to amend the constitution so Cardoso can serve consecutive terms.

72.   The judge, Claudia Wilken of U.S. District Court in Oakland, said the state might be able to restrict the number of consecutive terms a legislator could serve.

73.   The proposal would amend the constitution so the president, governors and mayors can run for two consecutive terms.

74.   The party is expected to oppose an proposed constitutional amendment that would let presidents run for a second consecutive term.

75.   The students will embark on five consecutive terms, taking two classes a semester.

76.   Their son, George W. Bush, will be inaugurated for his second consecutive term as governor.

77.   They are expected to oppose an constitutional amendment that allows presidents to run for a second consecutive term.

78.   Traditionally, association officers are elected to one-year terms and may serve only two consecutive terms.

79.   U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken said the state may be able to restrict the number of consecutive terms a legislator can serve.

80.   Under New York City law, elected officials cannot serve for more than two consecutive terms.