Sentence examples for and the tenure of from inspiring English sources
In 1871 the property qualification for the Legislative Council was reduced and the tenure of its members shortened.
It has already outlived both the Spitzer administration and the tenure of Mr. Bruno, who resigned as majority leader this week.
Standardized tests -- increasingly linked to grade promotion, graduation, even teachers' salaries and the tenure of principals -- are the single biggest thing to have hit American education since Sputnik.
That began a four-game losing streak for the Irish that ended their season and the tenure of their coach, Charlie Weis.
Spalatin similarly championed the Reformation through several successive diets and the tenure of two electors of Saxony, John and John Frederick.
Correction: July 30, 2000, Sunday An article on Page 9 of Arts & Leisure today about the Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival misstates its closing date and the tenure of Jenneth Webster as artistic director.
That is a feat the Detroit Tigers have failed to capture for 30 years, and in the tenure of Billy Beane and his Oakland Athletics, they have yet to come close to even sniffing the hardware.
But an anonymous hack of the party committee's email trove, released by WikiLeaks, put the DNC on the defensive and ended the tenure of Wasserman Schultz, who resigned and will leave office after the convention".
He pressed resolutions for constitutional amendments to provide for popular election of senators (then elected by state legislatures) and of the president (chosen by the Electoral College), and limiting the tenure of federal judges to 12 years.
But he stressed that since March 2002, and through the tenure of Mr. Falkenrath, it had always remained the Counterterrorism Division, and that certain documents produced by the department clearly showed that truth.
He paused in the doorway of the lunchroom and pondered the tenure of Spagnuolo, who was with the Giants for the 2007 and 2008 seasons before becoming the coach of the St . Louis Rams
