In early 1953, McGovern left a tenure-track position at the university to become executive secretary of the South Dakota Democratic Party, the state chair having recruited him after reading his articles.
Not many scientists have the audacity to change research directions in the early stages of their independent research career, and fewer still have the courage to leave a tenure-track position for a postdoc.
Neil, then editor of the Sunday Times of London, left a successful tenure at the paper to produce a magazine show that was to air after Fox football games on Sunday nights.
In fact in The Sunday New York Daily News of December 5, 2010, a reader left a comment, "Tenure acts as protection against insecure administrators and financial crises but that is all".
Xi was never linked to the cases, but they left a stain on his tenure.
Yet all of that fundraising from interests with regular business before the court has left a cloud around his tenure.
Other Cuban historians point to the fiscal wastefulness of Magoon's tenure, which "left a bad memory and a bad example to the country" and returned Cuba to the corrupt practices of colonial times.
Today, the ideals of the oath also offer a sharp rebuke to the conduct of the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, whose tenure has left a deepening stain on the reputation of government as a place to selflessly serve one's fellow citizens.
Along with the performance agenda in 2003, Elmore balanced touring, songwriting for their next album, and a return to law school while the band suffered the loss of yet another drummer, as Espy was forced to leave after a tenure of nearly a year and a half for personal reasons.
Reform meant dealing with survivals of the medieval tenures that had left a common heritage in most European countries and, through them, in the colonies.
After leaving a supremely successful tenure as Barcelona coach in 2012 Guardiola was a free agent.
