Sentence examples for bring tenure from inspiring English sources
Ultimately the pro-poor land recordation system should bring tenure security to the poor at faster rates and lower costs, and should thus enable a foothold on the lower rungs of the property ladder.
It would appear that many future scientists are more interested in the work they will be doing and where they will do it than whether or not the position might bring tenure.
No one, for example, had brought up land tenure, which quickly revealed itself to be one of the major challenges understood by few in the post-earthquake confusion.
"Gingrich's colleagues were, however, right to bring his tenure to an end," the editors wrote in December.
Mr. Mehta, 71, who also holds the title of executive director, said he would leave after the close of the 2011-12 season, bringing his tenure to 12 years at the helm of one of the world's leading musical institutions.
But it will be an uphill battle to bring a unified tenure system to Europe, Schatz says.
Dorothy Q.! Strange is the gift that I owe to you; Such a gift as never a king Save to daughter or son might bring,— All my tenure of heart and hand, All my title to house and land; Mother and sister and child and wife And joy and sorrow and death and life!
It's far too early to say what Mr. Hodge's tenure will bring.
Mr. Khuzami recognizes that the cases the S.E.C. brings, or does not bring, will define his tenure and, possibly, the future of the commission.
