This demeanor had sometimes given his tenure the air of a five-month-long ted talk.
Rather, he said, "I simply came to the overwhelming conclusion that Judge White should not be given lifetime tenure as a U.S. district-court judge".
"So I was wondering, given my tenure here, and my performance, if it might be possible to work out some kind of health-insurance coverage".
AR and VR, on the other hand, have moved further along the cycle, given their tenure in the market.
Given his tenure as the second-longest serving general in the armed forces, Kelly spent very little time in the private sector compared to Trump's other picks—a more billionaire-heavy lot than your average cabinet.
Given our tenure with both HP and TippingPoint technology, we are excited about the agility of this acquisition and the value it will create for customers".
The judiciary, in turn, is renewed very slowly, given the tenure of the offices.
Regarding our public education system, teachers who couldn't teach fish to swim are given lifetime tenure.
Mr. Levy did not propose eliminating tenure, but he did suggest that teachers have been given tenure cavalierly.
"When I came up for tenure, the chair of pathology, David Korn, called Sid for advice on whether I should be given tenure, because three members of the School of Medicine faculty thought I shouldn't.
Derrick Bell, renowned and admired for having left a tenured position at the Harvard Law School in 1990 because it had never given tenure to a black woman (it just did so with Lani Guinier), is one of its elder statesmen.
