Sentence examples for tenure extended from inspiring English sources

As his tenure extended beyond his initial electoral mandate, the Palestinian political system developed many of the characteristics of a one-man Presidential regime, but without the élan of a popular leader.

For all the sighs of relief, one new problem was evident: some voters, eager to see Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's tenure extended even though the city term limits law bars him from running again, sought to submit write-in ballots with his name.

Uncertainty over tenure extends beyond the coffee regions.

Board officials said Mr. Levy wanted principals and superintendents to review teachers more seriously before granting tenure, extending their three-year probation if they did not make the grade or refusing tenure altogether.

Alan Pardew has backed his ailing Crystal Palace team to "show its true colours" over a critical three-game period that could determine whether his tenure extends into a third year.

His tenure was extended for another five-year term under the Abbott government in 2014.

Most humiliating was a failed bid, in March, to unseat President Emile Lahoud, whose tenure was extended under Syrian pressure in the months before Hariri's death.

On Sept. 12, Mr. Boyce asked them to fill the time slot formerly held by Dr. Laura Schlessinger, and these days their tenure is extended week by week.

I think during my tenure we extended the scope of our activities and we developed a new approach to doing business: we became more locally oriented and much more integrated into individual cultures.

The new constitution, which was passed in 1980, gave Pinochet an eight-year term as President, but he was so confident of his popularity that in 1988 he held a referendum proposing that his tenure be extended for another eight years.

A new CBS SEC filing describes the compensation package announced this week for CEO Leslie Moonves, whose tenure was extended to 2011 as part of the deal.