Sentence examples for said tenure from inspiring English sources

In a speech in December, Mr. Villaraigosa — who once worked as a teachers union organizer — said, "Tenure and seniority must be reformed or we will be left with only one option: eliminating it entirely".

42% said tenure should be determined by other factors like principal evaluations.

After completion of the second degree, we go on to work long hours for relatively paltry wages in the hopes that our scientific brilliance will be noticed and we can score ourselves a tenure-track position, after which we must work even harder to ensure that we remain in said tenure-track position.

To say tenure is granted "to any warm body that comes along" is making an unjust generalization.

And in order for evaluation committees to be more effective--as well as to take the guesswork out of some decisions--Goel says tenure candidates need more time to "build a stronger case".

About 90percentt of teachers say tenure "should reflect evaluations of teacher effectiveness," and answered that tenure should "not protect ineffective teachers".

"And now we say tenure-track or equivalent".

As previously noted, AAUP's Red Book, the bible of tenure procedures, says that tenure decisions should rest mainly with a candidate's department, and most institutions give great weight to the department's opinion.

But he said the tenure system did not offer any meaningful evaluation of teacher performance.

When she was appointed, Carney said: "My tenure at the Bank will oversee a significant transition".

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Levin said his tenure had been marked by a willingness to take a chance.