Sentence examples for back tenure from inspiring English sources

"I think they are trying to cut back tenure," she says.

After all, even in Washington, a relatively small city led by a hard-charging superintendent, scaling back tenure and seniority rules has proven to be extraordinarily difficult.

And with stretched budgets and public pressure to keep costs down, many colleges and universities are cutting back on tenure and tenure-track jobs.

The two groups deployed campaign workers and together spent over $150,000 on the race, pushing through a majority that supports their favored reforms such as charter schools and closing down failing schools and backs the tenure of Denver Public Schools superintendent Tom Boasberg.

(But does she have tenure?) Back in Kansas, though, a tornado has leveled Alan's parents' house, and he flies back to find his parents sleeping on the floor of a high school gym.

But Mr. Bates looked back at his tenure at the magazine fondly.

Many homes have slipped back into BTL tenure when owners have cashed in their discounted sales.

In looking back at his tenure, Mr. Thompson said he was proud of diversifying the pensions' portfolios into a large number of private equity funds and other investment vehicles.

There is speculation that Mr Hsieh, too, might be indicted on corruption charges in a case dating back to his tenure as mayor of the island's second-largest city, Kaohsiung, from 1998 to 2005.

The attorney general, John J. Farmer Jr., informed Gov. Christine Todd Whitman in a letter Tuesday that documents being reviewed under the investigation dated back to his tenure as her chief counsel, a job he held from 1997 to last June.

Kate: It's only now, with nearly six Gove-free months under our belt, that I can look back on his tenure of office without feeling both infuriated and anxious.