Sentence examples for ended tenure from inspiring English sources

Just before abolishing the UGC in 1989, the Thatcher government also ended tenure for university teachers, another guarantee of independence.

That agreement ended tenure for principals, required them to work a longer school day and eliminated their two-month summer vacation.

Although the last principals' contract, which was settled in 1999 and expired in April 2001, effectively ended tenure for principals by simplifying the process of removing incompetents, that process has not yet been used to remove a single principal.

The other two bills ended tenure for new teachers, instituted merit pay and removed discussions of workload and class size from contract negotiations for the 12,000 teachers represented by the Idaho Education Association.

He said it might be possible to achieve change without ending tenure.

The commission would end tenure for principals and other administrators, not for school district superintendents.

On education, Mr. Nielsen advocates ending tenure for public school teachers; Mr. Maloney disagrees.

He said we had to "end tenure as we know it" so incompetent teachers could be fired more easily.

Major bargaining issues include the teachers' demand for a double-digit raise and the city's demand to end tenure.

Online courses are part of a package of sweeping changes, including merit pay and ending tenure, which Idaho lawmakers approved, that Mr. Luna said would improve education.

He would lift controls on teachers and civil servants — giving them more freedom but then ending tenure and holding them accountable.