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The board on Monday also announced that it was abandoning the practice of granting lifetime tenure.

Mr Nazarbaev has taken to ruling his country almost single-handedly and was recently granted lifetime powers and privileges.

Darie was granted lifetime achievement awards at the Festival of Romanian Comedy in 2009 and at the Gopo Romanian film awards in March 2012.

Martinez was granted lifetime eligibility for disability living allowance (DLA) in recognition of the fact that her disability means she needs extra support to live independently.

Last week, though, Britain's top family court judge ruled that Ms. Bell, who was released from prison in 1980 and is now 46 and the mother of a 19-year-old daughter, should be granted lifetime anonymity.

I later was granted lifetime membership in The Actors Studio, itself.

Under the terms of his will, the property was bequeathed to Harvard upon his death in 1933, although his wife was granted lifetime occupancy.

Rather than press the couple to the wall, Schwab settled the debt by taking title to their home but granting them lifetime occupancy.

Last June, Prime Minister Jean Chretien moved to block Queen Elizabeth II from granting a lifetime peerage to Mr. Black, who holds dual Canadian-British citizenship.

Harsh thermal conditions in the engine compartment pose challenges for many OEMs for granting long lifetime of batteries.

Recent advances in energy harvesting (EH) have introduced the opportunity of granting unbounded lifetime to sensor nodes, thus overcoming the limitations of battery-operated WSNs and introducing a new class of WSNs, called EH wireless sensor network (EH-WSNs), made of motes powered by renewable energy sources (RESs).