Sentence examples for four years tenure from inspiring English sources

He exchanged two years in the Senate with a doubtful succession for apparently a four years' tenure of the Cabinet head of the new Republican administration, which was undoubtedly a promotion".

During a four year tenure at Celtic Park, he lifted the Scottish Premier League on three occasions but questions remain over his credentials in England.

Clinton has had an extremely active career and is the most travelled Secretary of State, visiting 112 countries during her four year tenure.

And yet, the Gators have never even finished in top 100 in total offense in his four year tenure.

Amidst the worst global economic crisis in generations and a fractured Congress, there's no doubt that Obama has made a slew of unpopular decisions within his four year tenure.

Under the Bain system, a vice president with five to eight years' tenure manages the client relationship, dealing with senior executives.

Cohen also took the opportunity to answer some of the criticism of his three years tenure at BBC3, including whether spending nearly £100m a year on a youth-orientated channel is a good investment of the licence fee.

In 2015, 1,833 seats, or about 13.3percentt of all directorships, were filled by directors with less than two years' tenure and who were elected for the first time in 2014 or 2015 ("new" directors).

Then a fund must have a manager with a minimum of six years' tenure.

Using our bang-for-the-buck measure, we searched our database for executives with at least six years' tenure as chief executive and a six-year pay history.

But the tax law requires the sort of stock option plan Microsoft offered to cover all full-time workers with at least two years tenure.