Sentence examples for changed tenure from inspiring English sources

Chicago's elite — including the Crown and Pritzker families, along with the Citadel Group's founder, Kenneth Griffin — supported Stand for Children, which was able to help negotiate a bill this spring that weakened Chicago teachers' ability to strike and changed tenure rules across the state.

In the past decade, dozens of universities have changed their tenure policies to accommodate the family needs of their faculty members.

The Democratic-controlled Legislature politically cannot change tenure or dismissal laws much, but it can wave the flag for teacher quality.

Their task was to reduce the size of the properties and change the tenure mix from private rented to shared ownership or open market housing.

Brown said he believes he could serve as a bridge between warring factions — the teachers unions' and those who seek to change teacher tenure, seniority and evaluation systems.

Arnold Schwarzenegger provoked labor with a series of ballot measures that included efforts to change teacher tenure laws and how union dues can be spent.

Much has changed since my tenure at Walmart.

Unless the current law is changed, Mr. Miller's tenure as speaker will be a brief one.

His views changed throughout his tenure on a host of issues: from civil rights to abortion to the death penalty.

Many of those who attended the movie on Friday morning were old enough to remember the city Mr. Koch inherited and how it changed during his tenure and in the years after he left office.

"It's also really hard to book pop stars in advance …" While Mather is keen to play down Amstell's hold on the show, he admits that his Bafta award-nominated tenure changed Buzzcocks forever.