Sentence examples for old tenure from inspiring English sources

Those three words put heavy mileage between Trudeau's new Liberal government and Stephen Harper's old tenure.

True, the old tenure system in many districts is too ironclad.

I had wondered where all the old tenure-protected Marxists were going to surface.

Indonesia's legislature began proceedings that could end the erratic 21-month-old tenure of President Abdurrahman Wahid.

Indonesia's legislature began proceedings today that could quickly put an end to the erratic and ineffectual 21-month-old tenure of the country's quirky president, Abdurrahman Wahid.

And so his ideas, well honed over many decades, came through clearly enough as he delivered the mantras of his two-month-old tenure in office.

Analysts said the flare-up was likely to increase the domestic dissatisfaction with the 30-year-old tenure of President Hosni Mubarak, who has made preserving Egypt's stability his guiding principle.

It will be harder for public-school teachers in New Jersey to get tenure and easier to fire bad ones under legislation signed on Monday by Gov. Chris Christie that overhauls the state's century-old tenure law.

It was the 20th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's release from prison, a high point in South Africa's history, but for the current president, Jacob Zuma, who delivered his state of the nation address on Thursday, the moment arrived at a low point in his own 10-month-old tenure.

A 29-year-old tenure-track professor of economics at NYU, she eschews the "crazy rich" world, yet still boasts an elite academic pedigree.

"I felt I had to be Superman," says Dr. Bowie, who was then a 40-year-old tenure-track striver in a very small club: junior faculty mothers.