Early in his tenure, a debate on divorce arose, and Yeats viewed the issue as primarily a confrontation between the emerging Roman Catholic ethos and the Protestant minority.
Not content with merely reliving my father's death for this piece, I came up with the definitely-not-terrible idea of asking my ex-girlfriend Megan to reveal the specific problems that arose during my tenure as her shitty boyfriend.
Chappell's blunt verbal manner led to a series of confrontations with opposition players and cricket administrators; the issue of sledging first arose during his tenure as captain and he was a driving force behind the professionalisation of Australian cricket in the 1970s.
During Wilson's tenure in Jennings, an angry debate arose about how much power the police should have.
The institution of the New York City stoop arose during Peter Stuyvesant's tenure as director of New Amsterdam, when an élite would gain the parlor level of his townhouse by climbing stone steps to a platform faced by double doors.
Another issue that arose during Adams's tenure as vice president was one related to the separation of powers, specifically Adams's signing of Senate documents as "John Adams, Vice President of the United States".
In 2010, our campus bucked the trends of many institutions by hiring 28 full-time tenure-track faculty (most of these vacancies arose from an early retirement incentive).
William McDonald, the Times obituaries editor, stood by the outlet's reporting on Monson's death in a Q&A published Monday, saying the obit discussed important issues that arose during the late religious leader's tenure.
Gifts and Critics Throughout his tenure, Mr. Huckabee reacted with outrage and scorn when questions arose over the stream of gifts that flowed his way.
"The reaction to Hodgon's tenure at Liverpool (often arising from an unaccountable longing for R Benitez) is incredible: on the one hand, the media, etc. long for a successful English manager (Sam Allardyce does not qualify here, I'm afraid) and Hodgson has had a pretty good career (Blackburn notwithstanding, especially since they lost patience with him early on).
