Sentence examples for revised tenure from inspiring English sources
"Revised tenure policies at Michigan State, Portland State, and Syracuse Universities regard engaged scholarship as legitimate work.
Interestingly, less than 25percentt planned to ask senior faculty to teach more students, outsource academic programs, revise tenure, offer early retirement or cut funding for intercollegiate athletics.
Recently efforts have begun to revise the land tenure system in Turkana to meet the needs of a variety of resource users, including changes associated with the discovery of oil in the area (discussed in Sect. 4.3.1).
StudentsFirst has used its revenues to set up shop in 16 states, where it's advancing legislation that abolishes or revises teacher tenure, opens the door for the creation of charter schools and parent trigger laws, which allow parents to take over management decisions at failing schools.
The company had revised down targets almost yearly during Mr Löscher's tenure.
But over several months of inquiries from The Times, state officials also revised downward the escape totals during Mr. Christie's tenure.
In the late 1970s, during the tenure of seminary president Howard Hageman, the seminary revised its academic programs to focus on serving the needs of second career and bi-vocational students.
The new law suggests how much the landscape has changed on revising education, and on tenure, long among the most contentious issues for teachers' unions and legislators.
There is much that remains regrettable about Arthur's tenure, including the Chinese Exclusion Act, a bill that he initially vetoed, with Sand's support, only to sign later in a slightly revised form.
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