Ms. Foster, 35, the assistant vice president of legal affairs at St . Barnabas Hospitalin the Bronx, enjoys significant name recognition by being the daughter of a politician with longstanding tenure.
A former aide under the Rudy Giuliani administration, Lhota is hoping to lure swing voters away from De Blasio's progressive viewpoints, and continue the GOP's longstanding tenure inside City Hall.
"The governor's plan is consistent with his longstanding position that the tenure system is broken," he said.
The goal, education officials said, is to change the longstanding culture in which tenure is virtually automatic, a default next step after a teacher's first three years on the job.
WASHINGTON — In being named White House counsel less than a year into President Obama's tenure, Robert F. Bauer is reversing a longstanding trend.
Mr. Santorum's comments follow longstanding Democratic criticism of Mr. Romney's tenure as president of the Salt Lake City Olympic organizing committee, a job that Mr. Romney has argued demonstrates his skill as a manager.
While MF Global's weak financial position was widely known, the report shows how a longstanding cash problem grew during Mr. Corzine's tenure, as the company took on more risk to turn a profit.
In a number of cases, governments have been complicit or even encouraged this, arguing that the people have no legal tenure, though they may have had longstanding traditional land rights.
The report (viewable in full below) by the department's inspector general cited "longstanding, systemic weaknesses" with State Department records that predated Clinton's tenure, but criticized her for using private email for government business and for failing to turn over records promptly.
So far, Mr. Paul has resisted piling on to Mr. Romney for his tenure at Bain Capital, instead reminding Republican voters of the party's longstanding commitment to free-market ideals.
During his tenure in the Civil Rights Division, career employees charged that Schlozman disregarded longstanding voting rights law to electorally favor Republicans over Democrats.
