Sentence examples for during whose tenure from inspiring English sources

Dinkins, during whose tenure budget battles were especially bruising.

Benn wrote, "Barack Obama will be remembered as the president who 'lost' Turkey, Lebanon, and Egypt, and during whose tenure America's alliances in the Middle East crumbled".

The KPK, on the other hand, has a good reputation, largely earned under Mr Yudhoyono, during whose tenure it brought down some lofty figures.

This Sunday was Todd's début as the new host of "Meet the Press," replacing David Gregory, during whose tenure the show fell in the ratings, leaving it third behind "Face the Nation" and "This Week".

But the city's transportation commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan, during whose tenure traffic deaths have dropped to their lowest point in a century, said the city still needed a way to grab drivers' attention.

If it is merely office space, then he may not even equal Giuliani, during whose tenure millions of square feet of commercial space have gone up in Times Square alone.

Payton succeeds Jim Haslett, whose tenure lasted six years.

Mr. Lamy, a Frenchman whose tenure at the W.T.O.

Correspondingly, for managers whose tenure is above average, tenure negatively predicts NAV performance and fund premiums.

We approached the former Minister of Health whose tenure ended in 2003.

Deans, whose tenures are often short, cook up these deals during visits to peer schools.