Historically, land reform meant reform of the tenure system or redistribution of the land ownership rights.
A lucid insightful examination of the tenure of the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
Let's hope that reform of the tenure system works for promising educators as well as for students.
Encouraging innovation as a means to diversify has become a focus of the tenure of President Dmitri A. Medvedev, though with few results so far.
The petition made her "uncomfortable," she says, by supporting her bid for tenure rather than the principle of the tenure process.
People didn't notice it in the early stages of the tenure process," which proceeds independently in each of the university's nine colleges.
The dismissal was a violation of the Tenure of Office Act, which Congress had passed a year earlier specifically to protect Mr. Stanton.
Rather it is because it is an analysis of the tenure of all the CEOs in all the big global companies between 1995 and 2010.
Ellen Goldin Brooklyn, Nov. 20, 2007 To the Editor: The decline of the tenure track does concern me — but only because it isn't declining fast enough.
At the top universities and elite colleges, a good research record can easily outweigh poor student evaluations in the eyes of the tenure committee.
Volcker retired from the Fed in 1987, and during the latter years of the tenure of his successor, Alan Greenspan, he was widely regarded as an out-of-touch fuddy-duddy.
