Sentence examples for such tenure from inspiring English sources
In the upland the Kohistani Dard face no such tenure disputes.
For verbal skills, we find a small but significant impact on the IV-GMM estimates of skilled job tenure of 0.03 SD for every year of such tenure.
Starting in 1997, I was composer in residence at the Seattle Symphony for 14 years, the longest such tenure of any composer with an American orchestra.
2012 marked Pronovost's 65th year in professional hockey, tying King Clancy for the longest such tenure by anyone in NHL history.
As such, tenure largely serves the public interest by giving people access to pertinent facts and to the "truth" as currently understood by those with expertise in a specific area.
Such tenure-track posts, which provide postdocs with the opportunity to develop their own research, currently exist or are emerging in a number of E.U. countries, but they are often open only to researchers from that country.
Such secure tenure gives people an incentive to improve their dwellings and is thus the crucial first step to upgrading a slum into a suburb.Over the past six years, South Africa's government has been pursuing an active programme of housing improvement.
Still, having that law on the books would obviously undercut an application claiming that New York should be declared one of the most accountable systems in the country — as would many provisions of the union contract, such as tenure and compensation based wholly on seniority.
The promise of school funds might also push the legislature, which controls issues such as tenure, to allow a loosening of the contract's job-security provisions and to repeal the law that forbids test scores to be used to evaluate teachers.
However, and even more so when dealing with large scales, additional challenges that fall under the governance umbrella such as tenure, policy measures and institutions have a significant impact on restoration, influencing it either positively or negatively.
It was only later that she renegotiated for a faculty post, something she advises others to do, preferably during the initial negotiations, for both the credence and benefits such as tenure.
