Sentence examples for tenure ahead from inspiring English sources

As a rare woman faculty member at Stanford Medical School in the late 1970s, neurobiologist Carla Shatz put her quest for tenure ahead of her desire to start a family.

The clashes follow months of unrest precipitated by speculation that President Joseph Kabila may attempt to extend his tenure ahead of elections that are scheduled for next year.

It is now employers, not workers, who worry about short tenure in employment.Looking ahead, inflationary prospects will depend on whether the economy slows as expected next year, and whether firms can maintain the remarkable rate of improvement in productivity seen in recent years.

In his letter to Department of Energy employees announcing his departure, Chu listed as among "tangible signs of success" during his tenure the go-ahead for the building of "the first nuclear power plants in the last three decades" in the U.S. "The resurgence of America's nuclear industry starts here in Georgia, where you just got approval for the first time in three decades to build new reactors.

"As I begin my tenure, moving forward in consolidating current practices, the office will continue to forge ahead with its investigations and prosecutions," she said.

The seven-time premiership coach has tried to clear the air after a tumultuous tenure as England coach ahead of Sunday's must-win Four Nations clash against Meninga's Australia in London.

But he went on to say that "inflexible seniority and rigid tenure rules... put adults ahead of children..

But he went on to say that "inflexible seniority and rigid tenure rules... put adults ahead of children...

Still, the New Zealand-born coach knew that if his young, inexperienced side lost to Argentina in Rosario, his tenure would end a year ahead of schedule.

News of the Napoleon miniseries first emerged in March ahead of Spielberg's tenure as president of the jury for this year's Cannes film festival.

"When inflexible seniority and rigid tenure rules that we designed put adults ahead of children," Mr Duncan insisted, "then we are not only putting kids at risk, we're also putting the entire education system at risk".