Sentence examples for certain tenure from inspiring English sources

Votel said he would conduct a strategy review on Syria, to see if the US had "the coherence that is required, that we have the resources we need … and that we have the authorities," suggesting an increase of troops or equipment could be a feature of his almost certain tenure at Central Command.

When asked in BI Worldwide's latest study about their most memorable recognition, employees frequently mentioned these medals for achieving a certain tenure.

The principle of Explosion had a certain tenure at places and times in Medieval logic, but it became well-established mainly with the Fregean and post-Fregean development of classical logic, as it is nowadays called (rather inappropriately, as we can see).

For example, are certain tenures associated with short-term attitudes to land management and biodiversity?

Do certain tenures encourage farmers to take up conservation management contracts?

In the Moluccas, certain marine tenure rights and management responsibilities were part of a culturally embedded institution known as sasi.

This effect, where the chance of promotion decreases after a certain firm tenure or age of an employee, is not only specific to the profession of physicians but is also evident in other professions [ 31].

8. Certain land tenure structures may constitute an obstacle to the adoption of sound soil management and conservation measures on farms.

In return for a certain security of tenure, peasants were thus tied more closely to the land, allowing for easier exploitation.

But there were certain kinds of tenure that did provide the tenant protection and that were assignable: agricultural and building leases granted for a long term or in perpetuity often enabled leaseholders to enjoy rights hardly distinguishable from ownership.

The suit mentions a few incidents in which Wolff claims other members of the literature faculty have retaliated against her for her opposition to granting certain junior faculty tenure.