Sentence examples for changes to the tenure from inspiring English sources

There's nothing more likely to get young academics riled up than the suggestion of changes to the tenure system.

Newark's deal itself was prompted by recent changes to the state's tenure laws that were once considered unthinkable.

(The conservative government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said there will be no changes to the law under its tenure).

Mr. Grasso said the special committee, which plans to hold hearings starting this month, would consider changes to the size, makeup and tenure of the board.

The American Association of University Professors and the American Federation of Teachers-Wisconsin issued a statement ahead of a University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meeting on Friday, where the regents will discuss proposed changes to faculty tenure policy.

I fear that nothing will be gained from changes to tenure laws unless the powerful and well-funded forces backing Vergara work just as hard to remove the awful conditions and the corresponding awful incentives that encourage teachers to avoid schools with the greatest need.

These large properties were later broken up and subdivided in accordance with changes to land tenure arrangements, smaller farms and urban developments becoming more common.

"We remain concerned about the primary purpose of the legislative changes to tenure, due process, and shared governance," they wrote, "and we will have to reserve judgment as to the adequacy of the proposed policies to safeguard these bedrocks of US higher education until we see how they will be applied within the UW System".

Support for the bill's changes to tenure policy was largely divided on party lines, with 64% of Republicans backing the measure.

The political minefield is that the route to do that is to make changes to tenure – making a link that doesn't currently exist between how long you keep a tenancy and how long you need it.

The major architectural change to the Capitol during Walter's tenure was the replacement of the old Bulfinch dome with a 287-foot (87-metre) high cast-iron dome, which Walter modeled after the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, designed by Michelangelo.