Sentence examples for in its tenure from inspiring English sources

Those involved agree it was premature to expect the Obama administration to enter into a formal agreement so soon in its tenure.

"The region needs smart initiatives, not smart bombs," growled an editorial in Kuwait's daily al-Rai al-Am.Despite the wave of sourness in the Middle East towards Mr Bush's visit, signs were noted that his administration, albeit late in its tenure, was paying more attention to Arab concerns.

And so you want to look at the incentive systems, and whether they're where the management team is in its tenure, and whether you have an owner that's put his reputation on the line with that business.

This Amendment should be passed by the next Congress early in its tenure.

Early on in its tenure, the Obama Administration created a measure to quantify the costs of carbon emissions, known as the "Social Cost of Carbon" (SCC).

The exquisitely renovated and inventively painted Federal-style town house at 104 Willow Street in Brooklyn Heights began its tenure in 1826 as a custom-built farmhouse with trees as its nearest neighbors.

Michigan definitely is a worth asset to IndyCar (like Road America), the track gave us several great races in its previous tenure, but it needs some time to promote before IndyCar can return there.

Chelsea Through July 30 Lombard-Freid Projects, which moves to a new Chelsea address in September, closes out its tenure in its current digs with a show of five youngish international artists, all of them interesting, even if they don't come across at full strength here.

In the final days of the committee, staffers released a report on what the committee accomplished in its brief tenure – an epitaph of sorts.

In its brief tenure, the government of Gen. Pervez Musharraf has shown neither the power nor the will to rein in the venomous influences of the Taliban or its own indigenous terrorist network.

In its short tenure, the museum has managed to produce ambitious shows like "La Carte d'Après Nature," including a range of mediums, guest-curated by the German artist Thomas Demand, which was voted among the best exhibitions of 2010 in Artforum magazine.