So he did, to the irritation of the Chilean government and to the deep embarrassment of the authorities in Spain and Britain.Under the planned reforms, meant to make Spain's justice system quicker, cheaper, more effective and less malleable, magistrates' tenure in special courts like the Audiencia Nacional will be limited.
That assessment however was almost immediately assailed as indulging an artificially narrow conception of the authority of the independent counsel in likely tenure, jurisdiction, and effective supervision.
Ironically, Sharpe has had the most effective four years of his entire tenure.
He became a tireless and effective advocate for poetry during his tenure as poet laureate from 1997 to 2000.
But as city officials predicted that the new policy would improve the quality of the teaching force, the results raised questions about its current state since so many teachers up for tenure were not rated effective.
While some benefit has been found related to abstinence-contingent housing versus no housing, housing that is not contingent on abstinence was found to be most effective for improving long term housing tenure, substance abstinence, or psychiatric outcomes.
At the same time, the least-effective probationary instructors should be denied tenure.
To be considered for tenure, teachers must receive a rating of effective or highly effective for at least two consecutive years in all three categories.
I then received notice from the council that my tenure as scoutmaster was terminated, effective immediately.
A potted banking regulator's version of the 1989 self-help book, "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People," sums up Ms. Bair's tenure.
This warfare accelerated during Bush's tenure, as David Cay Johnston writes: "The effective income tax rate [of the top 400 family earners] fell to 16.62%, down more than half a percentage point from 17.17% in 2006, the new data show.
