Sentence examples for tenure across from inspiring English sources

"The lack of housing supply remains the overriding issue in the property market and its impact is changing the shape of housing tenure across the nation.

Not since Robin van Persie had run riot at Stamford Bridge in the distant days of André Villas-Boas's dysfunctional tenure across the capital had Arsenal achieved such a satisfying return from this fixture.

While the systems for conferring tenure across states are procedurally different, the outcomes are not – few teachers who are eligible for tenure are denied this status.

This non-hierarchical devolved city plan was a departure from the English New Towns tradition and envisaged a wide range of industry and diversity of housing styles and tenures across the city.

He also wants these properties to be evenly spread: "We want to create genuinely mixed tenure right across the borough".

Chicago's elite — including the Crown and Pritzker families, along with the Citadel Group's founder, Kenneth Griffin — supported Stand for Children, which was able to help negotiate a bill this spring that weakened Chicago teachers' ability to strike and changed tenure rules across the state.

Teachers first won tenure rights across much of the United States early in the 20th century as a safeguard against patronage firings in big cities and interference by narrow-minded school boards in small towns, said Jeffrey Mirel, a professor of history and education at the University of Michigan.

In reviewing tenure documents across the remaining states, I conclude that while the procedural nature of the tenure application varies, there is little substantive difference in the outcomes of the tenure process.

Given the longitudinal character of our data in which the observed customer tenure varies significantly across time and because most of the observations are right censored (because upselling events can occur any time during the customer tenure), we use a survival model to analyze the effect of the social media activity level on the likelihood and timing of the upselling.

One-way ANOVA tests found significant differences in the participants' mean age and tenure in years across four study hospitals; the staff participants from Hospital 3 had the highest mean in age (mean = 44.57 years) and those from Hospital 2 had the longest mean in tenure (mean = 9.94 years) (Table 2).

Neal has also sent me the map below, which he says is more accurate, and shows tenure distribution and mix across the whole of Greater London.