Sentence examples for a fair tenure from inspiring English sources

When I asked Bollinger why he hadn't made a similar defense of Abu El-Haj's right to a fair tenure process, he told me that was "Barnard's responsibility," and Shapiro had done it very nicely.

Galotti made no secret of his disdain for Bernard Leser, president of Condé Nast during his Vanity Fair tenure, whom he calls 'the worst CEO I ever worked with'.

It would, to a fair degree, make my tenure as chairman a failure".

The answer, the review argues, is to establish an independent housing commission to look at creating a fair market for all tenures.

After a few years, he was on the tenure track but was receiving a fair amount of funding from industry.

Rangers fans haven't been happy with Redknapp for most of his tenure, and there's going to be a fair amount of "ding dong the witch is dead" over the next few days.

President Johnson cut-in to dance with Judy and drawled "Are you having a good time?" During Vince's tenure, he supported Johnson's war on poverty, passed a fair housing law, and signed a contract to construct Century II.

He has visited a fair share of drivers who have been hospitalized, but there have been no driver deaths during his tenure, he said, adding, "That's to God's credit, not mine".

The cardinal tenet of my 32-year tenure as director of college guidance at the Collegiate School has been to give each student a fair shake.

Like a fair fight?

A fair trade?