Establish term limits in the House and Senate to restore the Founders' principle of frequent rotation in office.

Many VIAs had up to ten members (including a number of vocalists and multi-instrumentalists), who were in frequent rotation.

The same frequent rotation occurs at every level in A.A. Officers in local groups usually step down after six months.

Other water experts in the project point to the frequent rotation of officers through the top corps post in the region, which caused a loss of momentum.

Officers were put on more frequent rotations such that they do not serve the same post for more than a year.

Throughout the years, the band underwent such a frequent rotation of instrumental musicians that Jones is generally the only one credited as a member.

There should be a more frequent rotation of employees, especially at the top of the hierarchy.

Social mobility, he argues, has ensured that frequent rotation of the wealthiest wage earners occurs.

Trujillo maintained control over the officer corps through fear, patronage, and the frequent rotation of assignments, which inhibited the development of strong personal followings.

For adult horses, frequent rotation of several types of dewormers is no longer recommended, as it can often lead to overtreatment and subsequent drug resistance.