Sentence examples for tenure during which from inspiring English sources

Chirac enjoyed immunity from prosecution during his 1995-2007 presidentenureenure, during which he led France into the euro and strongly opposed the US-led invasion of Iraq.

Board members have said they are happy with his tenure, during which G.M. has turned around its money-losing operations and improved in many areas.

It's generally regarded as having been a hugely successful tenure, during which Jonas has never been shy of flying the flag for British performers and production teams.

The junior running back Bernard Pierce is the brightest star left over from Golden's tenure, during which Temple's schedule became more competitive.

THIS was just one of many examples from Mr. Barofsky's 16-month tenure, during which, he says, Washington abandoned Main Street while rescuing Wall Street.

The chief, Michael P. Dombeck, was a primary architect of that plan and other conservation measures in a four-year tenure during which he led the agency through a time of tumultuous change.

Villaraigosa called for extending the length of time needed to make tenure -- during which it is easier to fire teachers -- to four years.

"My wife tells me this is the second Battle of Brooklyn," he said, and then recalled his tenure at Borough Hall, during which he compiled a list of fifty-six resourcesed resources — and omitted any works by Merlis.

Mr. Ward, who at the time of his appointment last year was just the second black executive to head a major United States corporation, ended a brief but rocky tenure at Maytag during which profit growth eroded and the company's share price dropped nearly 62percentt from its peak in July 1999.

Mr. Ward, 51, who at the time of his appointment last year was just the second black executive to head a major United States corporation, ended a brief but rocky tenure at Maytag during which profit growth eroded and the company's shares dropped nearly 62percentt from their peak in July 1999.

In his tenure as publisher, during which The Post's major competitor, The Washington Star, closed, Mr. Graham focused on broadening the newspaper's coverage and circulation in the ever-expanding suburbs, as well as building on The Post's reputation for enterprising national and international reporting.