Sentence examples for tenure in which from inspiring English sources
After a stormy tenure, in which he denounced the General Assembly for equating Zionism with racism, he resigned.
SAN FRANCISCO — Carol A. Bartz, Yahoo's chief executive, was fired Tuesday, ending a rocky two-year tenure in which she tried to revitalize the online media company.
This beginning looked like the ending of his first Yankees tenure, in which Vazquez imploded against the Boston Red Sox in the 2004 American League Championship Series.
Mr. Santiago made many changes during his brief tenure, in which he said he found the state police to be "a rogue outfit".
She was the first CEO ever fired from the company, after a 5.5-year tenure in which its stock value plunged over 50%.
That seems to put an end to a rocky seven-month tenure in which Mr. Samak came under attack from the opposition in several directions.
Teachers' unions have largely opposed moves away from the tenure system, in which layoffs are based on seniority, not performance.
The Nets won the final game of Byron Scott's tenure, one in which Frank took over in the second half when Scott was ejected, and they have won all seven games since Frank became the coach.
This assumes that there can be no land tenure changes in which the state gives land to the pastoralists.
In column (2) I use the alternative job tenure classification in which all returns to previous jobs are classified as new spells.
Despite the widespread interest in collaboration and its obvious value in an academic setting, collaboration remains informal and is actually discouraged by the tenure process, in which scholars are penalized for sharing credit for their work with others.
