Teachers will be paid on merit all over the U.S. Say goodbye to long tenure and a lifetime of inflationary wage increases.
With the election only four months away, any intelligence chief named by Mr. Bush could not count on a long tenure, a factor that could make it difficult to enlist a candidate from outside the government.
Mr. Hynes, who is often known as Joe, projected an aura of confidence, and impatience, as he relied on his long tenure in the district attorney's office for a ready supply of comebacks to Mr. Thompson, who said Brooklyn was "suffering under the failed leadership of Joe Hynes".
The company prides itself on the long tenure of its 74,000 employees, who get a 25% cut of the company's pretax profits.
Joe Graziano, who was then Apple's chief financial officer, told me that he had already urged A. C. (Mike) Markkula — who, with Jobs and Steve Wozniak, was one of Apple's founders, and who had exercised considerable power during his long tenure on the board — to consider bringing Jobs back.
Partly, this had to do with his outsized personality and his long tenure on the Court.
Mr. Chaffetz took shots at the senator on subjects like his long tenure in Washington and past support for federal debt limit increases.
And he believed passionately in the ameliorative effects of integration.His faith in both integration and legal change was sorely tested during his long tenure on the Supreme Court.
Throughout his long tenure on the Court, he had dissented, often in strident terms, anytime his colleagues upheld regulations in that area.
Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the opinion, even though he has been consistently skeptical of affirmative action during his long tenure on the Court.
