Sentence examples for continued tenure from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, continued tenure might have seemed less assured.

The Afghan Ministers, whose continued tenure in office was to depend on the fraud, complained about my intervention and Kai ordered me to drop the matter.

One of those named in 1994 as "guilty of sexual misconduct with minors" was the former Rev. Edward V. Avery, whose continued tenure in ministry was at the heart of Monsignor Lynn's trial.

Public speculation about the Citigroup boss' continued tenure had intensified following revelations last week that the financial services group is giving a $1 million gift over five years to Manhattan's 92nd Street Y.

That decision alone should deal a fatal blow to Priebus' continued tenure.

On Friday, Mr. Gbagbo, a former professor and historian, appeared set to continue in that vein, with legal justifications for his continued tenure fully mobilized.

We wish him continuing tenure, and never a rhymeless day.

Still, Mr. Gbagbo told the Ecowas delegation on Monday that his continuing tenure as president was not negotiable.

If N.C.H. works, the founding academics get the best of all worlds: an institution of their own making, with the cushion of continuing tenure at the top universities where they're already based.

The Central Bank of Bangladesh, the nation's financial regulatory authority, said Yunus, 70, was working in violation of the country's statutory retirement age of 60 as its assent had not been sought for his continuing tenure.

For regimes that oppose Iran and worry about its support for radical Arab groups such as Hizbullah in Lebanon or Hamas in the Palestinian territories, Mr Ahmadinejad's continuing tenure seemed happily to guarantee more bad blood between Iran and the United States.