1.   In other organizations, the chief human resources official serves as top management for the briefing.

2.   A party official later served warning that Labour would reverse the decision to create a new tax band.

3.   A Joyo Bank official serves on the board of directors of Ibaraki Chuo Credit Cooperative.

4.   A White House counsel is a publicly paid government official serving only the people, not any individual President.

5.   Almost eight years ago, New York City residents voted to limit the number of consecutive terms that elected officials could serve.

6.   Cortines released it Thursday to a mayoral panel studying school safety, but only after city officials served him with a subpoena.

7.   Elected and appointed officials rarely serve more than a few years, and often return to lucrative positions in the private sector as a result of their high profiles.

8.   In June, law enforcement officials served a warrant on Archer-Daniels and grand-jury subpoenas on a number of its executives, seeking documents and testimony.

9.   In New York, there are no term limits on the state level, but New York City officials can serve no more than eight years.

10.   Indiana officials may serve only limited terms, and Gov. Evan Bayh, a popular, conservative Democrat, finishes his two-term limit this year.