Sentence examples for tenure established from inspiring English sources
Ms. Quinn, who early on in her tenure established herself as a champion of fiscal transparency, said New York's mayors should be required to disclose tax collections and spending numbers each month.
Ejidos are the Mexican system of communal agricultural land tenure established following the Mexican revolution (1910 to 1920), in which the land is held by the community but individual parcels are leased and worked by community members (ejidatarios).
Although Weed is something of a neglected figure today, he had been a trustee of the Institute for Advanced Study and the Carnegie Institution in Washington, D.C., worked tirelessly as chairman of the National Research Council's Medical Sciences Division from 1939 until 1943, and, during that tenure, established an interagency collaboration with the British Medical Research Council.
He has invoked his executive power to create national monuments 29 times during his tenure, establishing or expanding protections for more than 553 million acres of federal lands and waters.
Environmental management has progressed from a tenure-based process, where each tenure is established for a single purpose, to one that considers multiple, often conflicting, uses across multiple tenures at the landscape scale.
During her tenure she established commissions on care of the elderly and of rape victims.
During his tenure, TC established the Institute for Urban and Minority Education (IUME), as well as the Institute of International Studies.
During his 21-year tenure he established the Guildford Philharmonic, a professional orchestra, which made several premiere recordings.
He directed many complex military operations in his tenure and established the basic institutions of the Tang state.
During his tenure, Moss established the magazine's reputation for poetry, overseeing the New Yorker débuts of a remarkable range of poets, including Donald Hall, Sylvia Plath, Galway Kinnell, W. S. Merwin, Adrienne Rich, Ted Hughes and Anne Sexton.
During his tenure he established the humanities in medicine program, offering classes to awaken medical students to the personal, human aspects of medicine.
