Sentence examples for from the tenure from inspiring English sources

Teachers' unions have largely opposed moves away from the tenure system, in which layoffs are based on seniority, not performance.

Mr. Lee's office pointed out that 80 percent of the files dated from the tenure of his predecessor, Roh Moo-hyun, whose supporters are now in the opposition.

While some adjuncts are actually professionals dislodged from the tenure track, most, like Mr. Ng, are moonlighting executives, entrepreneurs and professionals.

It was unable to recover from the tenure of Chris Ronnie, its chief executive between 2007 and 2009, who made a series of poor acquisitions that saddled it with debt.

In Wisconsin, the remaining protection for academic freedom already eroded for decades by an increasing reliance on teaching and research faculty – who are excluded from the tenure system – has been shredded by Governor Walker and his allies.

The report darkens the outlook for the heavily indebted company, which is struggling with shareholder lawsuits and other fallout from the tenure of its former chief executive, Albert J. Dunlap, who was ousted in 1998.

That inspired Collett to consider whether impressive female mentors might actually dissuade women who already experience impostor syndrome from pursuing the tenure track.

BBC sources have said that the corporation is keen to hire from within, following the tenure of Mr Fincham, who came from TalkbackThames where he was chief executive.

From 1999 to 2002, during the tenure of the two chancellors Mr. Thompson voted for, the performance of New York City school students on state standardized tests rose consistently, records show.

The chance to attain full scientific recognition without having to land a faculty job first could shrink the chasm now separating postdocs from researchers on the tenure track.

He was a standout close defenseman for the Terrapins from 1995-1998 during the tenure of head coach Dick Edell, earning honorable mention All-American honors as a senior.