Sentence examples for maximum tenure from inspiring English sources

"Generally speaking, 12 years is considered the maximum tenure.

That means they have been seeking jobs for more than the 99-week maximum tenure on unemployment benefit, leaving them without any government support.

These provisions, which are typically based on the "comply or explain" model, set recommended maximum tenure for corporate directors that range from nine to 12 years.

The reforms focus on limiting the FIFA president's maximum tenure to 12 years and introducing an age limit of 74 years.

The president now has a maximum tenure of two four-year terms.

The maximum tenure in office was nine years, but every three years officials were graded on their performance by senior officials.

The study, conducted by the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council and released in July 2003, recommended that all of the NIH's institute and center directors be limited to either five-year or 10-year maximum tenures.

The president would have a five-year tenure, for a maximum of two terms.

The reduction of maximum area coverage for each tenure instrument partially addressed equity issues by allowing more access to forest resources by a greater number of people.

Anonymised MEND records (n = 657) were used to purposively select a sample of families drawn to achieve maximum variation by ethnicity, housing tenure, family structure, MEND attendance and local deprivation.

Instead of working his way up, the Wizards' owner, Abe Pollin, presented the maximum salary for a player of Arenas's tenure: six years at $125 million to $127 million.