Sentence examples for extended tenure from inspiring English sources

Barring a disaster or a highly unlikely change of heart, he will probably match John Paul Stevens's extended tenure.

Stevens' extended tenure produced significantly less hand-wringing than Ginsburg's a contrast partly attributable to Stevens' hale health but also possibly driven by the gender bias that Ginsburg has battled throughout her career.

Last month, at the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education, two researchers who surveyed women faculty members around the country on their attitudes toward extended tenure summed up the problem in the title of their talk: Fear Factor.

Buyout offers would be made to "Fox colleagues who have extended tenure," Gianopulos said.

He had extended tenures on two very different Marvel properties.

He also pushed to extend tenure among the faculty and oversaw an increase in dormitory rooms.

As an example, she recommends policies that extend tenure decision timetables for women faculty.

And to encourage more women to apply for faculty positions, Princeton also has a policy extending tenure-track positions by an extra year following the birth or adoption of a child an approach now popular with other universities across the United States.

He has already extended his tenure once, and neutered and suborned Belarus's parliament.

The incumbent, Rafik Hariri, had resigned when Syria unconstitutionally extended the tenure of the Lebanese president, Émile Lahoud.

Belinda Davis, a history professor at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J., extended her tenure clock by a year to get her monograph on World War I Berlin into proofs in time for her 1999 tenure review.