Sentence examples similar to down tenure from inspiring English sources

The work I do now will directly impact my advisor's tenure review, and my department has no problem turning down tenure-track faculty when they're up.

After an up-and-down tenure in Detroit, one where he has overseen some of the franchise's most successful years and some of their least successful years, it's looking like Joe Dumars is out as president of the Detroit Pistons.

However, Turner, a former teachers union member, liked that the Wisconsin governor cracked down on tenure for public school teachers.

She was turned down for tenure and says she was told she had "allowed childbearing to dilute my focus".

If he were not the man who, in his own formulation "used to be the next president of the United States of America," he might have settled down to tenure and a Volvo (or maybe a Prius) in some leafy academic grove.

But these days, as Ms. Sills, now 72, winds down her tenure as chairwoman of Lincoln Center itself, she can be seen more often at the Met than at the City Opera, entertaining guests in the Lincoln Center box.

In 1994, he founded the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center on the Lower East Side as a home for theater artists, dancers and visual artists, and he ran it until 2000, when he stepped down, his tenure marred by fierce disputes between the mostly Hispanic theater artists and the mostly white visual artists over the center's management.

Add to that his success in getting a law passed that curbs emissions of heat-trapping gases in the state, and the passage last fall of a ballot measure on redrawing legislative districts, and Mr. Schwarzenegger would wind down his tenure in Sacramento on a high.

Among the cases are these: *In Nevada, Marcella Ann McClure, a biologist who raised more than $1 million in grants for research on viral ecology, sued the University of Nevada in Las Vegas when she was turned down for tenure after her department, for the first time, added collegiality as a category for evaluation, and solicited letters from faculty and staff members on how well she got along.

The appointments of MacGregor and Dercon come just as British conductor Sir Simon Rattle is winding down his tenure in the German capital after what will be 15 years as the artistic director of the Berlin Philharmonic to return to London to take up the post as music director of the London Symphony Orchestra in 2017.

Kalonji herself was turned down for tenure in 1988.