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	<onlyinclude>'''Not in my term of office''', or '''Not in my election year''' occasionally referred to as NIMTOO and NIMEY, are an acronyms referring to the habit of elected officials for postponing projects that may be unpopular like a new [[power plant]].</onlyinclude><ref>From a number of places, but see for example: "Our Backyard: A Quest for Environmental Justice", essays edited by Visgilio and Whitelaw published 2003 by Rowman and Littlefield.</ref> This is similar to the often stated 'not on my watch', which politicians use to mean: "as long as I'm in charge, this won't happen". Although '''Not in my election year''' refers more to the idea that politicians won't do anything unpopular when the public is thinking about whether or not to vote for them.		<onlyinclude>'''Not in my term of office''', or '''Not in my election year''' occasionally referred to as NIMTOO and NIMEY, are an acronyms referring to the habit of elected officials for postponing projects that may be unpopular like a new [[power plant]].</onlyinclude><ref>From a number of places, but see for example: "Our Backyard: A Quest for Environmental Justice", essays edited by Visgilio and Whitelaw published 2003 by Rowman and Littlefield.</ref> This is similar to the often stated 'not on my watch', which politicians use to mean: "as long as I'm in charge, this won't happen". Although '''Not in my election year''' refers more to the idea that politicians won't do anything unpopular when the public is thinking about whether or not to vote for them.

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	This is related to [[not in my back yard syndrome]] (NIMBY) in that both refer to attitudes that lead to non-technical difficulties with new construction. While this could also potentially apply to [[refurbishment]], it rarely does in practice.		This is related to [[not in my back yard syndrome]] (NIMBY) in that both refer to attitudes that lead to non-technical difficulties with new construction. While this could also potentially apply to [[refurbishment]], it rarely does in practice.

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	<onlyinclude>'''Not in my term of office''', occasionally referred to as NIMTOO, is an ~~acronym~~ referring to the habit of elected officials for postponing projects that may be unpopular like a new [[power plant]].</onlyinclude> This is similar to the often stated 'not on my watch', which politicians use to mean: "as long as I'm in charge, this won't happen".		[[Category:Done 2017-07-01]]
			<onlyinclude>'''Not in my term of office''', or '''Not in my election year''' occasionally referred to as NIMTOO and NIMEY, are an acronyms referring to the habit of elected officials for postponing projects that may be unpopular like a new [[power plant]].</onlyinclude><ref>From a number of places, but see for example: "Our Backyard: A Quest for Environmental Justice", essays edited by Visgilio and Whitelaw published 2003 by Rowman and Littlefield.</ref> This is similar to the often stated 'not on my watch', which politicians use to mean: "as long as I'm in charge, this won't happen". Although '''Not in my election year''' refers more to the idea that politicians won't do anything unpopular when the public is thinking about whether or not to vote for them.

	These delays can often cause particular difficulty with [[power plant]]s that would take longer than a politician's elected term under normal circumstances, such as a [[nuclear power plant]] or a [[hydroelectric ~~power plant~~]], that often have delays anyhow.		These delays can often cause particular difficulty with [[power plant]]s that would take longer than a politician's elected term under normal circumstances, such as a [[nuclear power plant]] or a [[hydroelectric facility]], that often have delays anyhow.

	This is related to [[not in my back yard syndrome]] (NIMBY) in that both refer to attitudes that lead to non-technical difficulties with new construction. While this could also potentially apply to [[refurbishment]], it rarely does in practice.		This is related to [[not in my back yard syndrome]] (NIMBY) in that both refer to attitudes that lead to non-technical difficulties with new construction. While this could also potentially apply to [[refurbishment]], it rarely does in practice.

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<onlyinclude>'''Not in my term of office''', occasionally referred to as NIMTOO, is an acronym referring to the habit of elected officials for postponing projects that may be unpopular like a new [[power plant]].</onlyinclude> This is similar to the often stated 'not on my watch', which politicians use to mean: "as long as I'm in charge, this won't happen".

These delays can often cause particular difficulty with [[power plant]]s that would take longer than a politician's elected term under normal circumstances, such as a [[nuclear power plant]] or a [[hydroelectric power plant]], that often have delays anyhow.

This is related to [[not in my back yard syndrome]] (NIMBY) in that both refer to attitudes that lead to non-technical difficulties with new construction. While this could also potentially apply to [[refurbishment]], it rarely does in practice.

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