Sentence examples similar to bound tenure from inspiring English sources
"Any assessment of her long tenure is now bound to include these remarks against Trump," she said.
Another problem is that you may end up publishing in a wide range of journals covering different fields and your tradition-bound tenure-and-promotion committee may not fully appreciate the value of your work.
Upon assuming the government of a province, the governor would issue an edict to supplement the lex provinciae; during his tenure he was not bound by the edicts of his predecessors.
And Mr. Barak, now the caretaker prime minister, said that the next Israeli government would not be bound by the proposals raised during his tenure in office.
It's hard to think of a more apt way to revisit the tenure of a President whose rise and fall was bound, at every juncture, to recordings of one kind or another.
The Naming Rights Dance Enron Field, home of the Houston home run, is bound to be called something different next season when Jimy Williams starts his tenure as the Astros' manager.
By the constitution Admonet Nos (March 29 , 1567, he forbade the reinvestiture of fiefs those landed estates held under feudal tenure that were intended to revert to the Holy See and bound the cardinals by oath to observe it.
The operation is bound to underscore the questions about the vice president's health that will be likely to dog his tenure as President Bush's political partner and perhaps most influential adviser.
