Sentence examples for tenure law from inspiring English sources

Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat, persuaded Georgia lawmakers to repeal the state's teacher tenure law in 2000.

A Russian land tenure law that went into effect last year allows foreigners to sign 49-year leases for farmland.

The outcome was her agreement to take the union out of the Chicago Federation of Labor in exchange for the enactment of a state tenure law for teachers.

An organization she founded last year, the Partnership for Educational Justice, is spearheading a legal and public-relations campaign against New York state's tenure law.

It will be harder for public-school teachers in New Jersey to get tenure and easier to fire bad ones under legislation signed on Monday by Gov. Chris Christie that overhauls the state's century-old tenure law.

The Law Commission's review of tenure law, the process of which began almost a decade ago, has never been implemented by the UK government despite thorough consultation and sensible suggestions.

Still, changes like these can be made in the current framework of teacher tenure laws.

Newark's deal itself was prompted by recent changes to the state's tenure laws that were once considered unthinkable.

The United Federation of Teachers sent out a memo defending tenure laws after two parents groups in New York filed lawsuits to challenge it.

Tenure laws were originally passed — New Jersey was first in 1909 — to protect teachers from being fired because of race, sex, political views or cronyism.

But it could as well have applied to his arguments for allowing parents to choose their children's schools, condemning abortions, weakening teacher tenure laws or cutting taxes.