Sentence examples for tenure away from inspiring English sources

Ramadorai led TCS, for most part of his tenure, away from the cacophony of the stock markets.

Even the Soviets, who, during Khrushchev's tenure, turned away from the hagiographic excesses of the Stalinist era, found the deification of the Kim family absurd.

"Stravinsky or Schoenberg I could understand," he said, searching for influences considered more respectable in academic circles, "but Rachmaninoff?" It was almost as if he could feel his bid for tenure slipping away.

OLD BRIDGE, N.J. — Gov. Chris Christie on Tuesday called for taking away tenure from ineffective teachers, saying that "tenure should be granted and maintained for those who show they know how to teach".

Robert's presence was especially significant; he had been critical of Golisano's tenure and stayed away from the Sabres.

He was appointed West Indies coach in 1996 but had a difficult tenure, losing several away series.

Republicans have expressed concern that this disclosure of the latest problems shadowing Mr. Steele's tenure would scare away big donors in an election year in which Republicans are hopeful about making big gains.

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani often said most people were better off without government financial support, and he created a welfare system that at the end of his tenure was turning away a majority of the families that sought help each year.

Misfiring striker Fernando Torres somehow manages to squander an open goal. 2 October AVB secures his biggest win of his Chelsea tenure – a 5-1 away victory at Bolton, with Frank Lampard claiming a hat-trick – and says: "All of the players are focused on getting the Premier League back".

While a CEO cannot ensure permanent employment (only college professors with tenure can get away with that trick), the one thing they have been able to maintain is remarkably high compensation packages.

She appeared on the cover of Time magazine wielding a broom to symbolize her desire to sweep away teachers' tenure.