Sentence examples for tenure like from inspiring English sources

New facilities opened in the park under Ms. Cooper's tenure, like a $66.3 million pool and ice skating center.

His tenure, like that of other members of Trump's Cabinet, has been marked by strife and confusion.

(Ms. Quinn is, of course, selective about what she highlights, omitting more controversial parts of her tenure, like overturning the city's term limits law).

"I'm just conscious about creating my own relationship with the group," he said, adding that a long tenure like that of Mr. Schwarz was valuable.

Many teachers who accept linking job security to their effectiveness still want to require administrators to present any evidence against them in a hearing, which critics of tenure like Ms. Rhee say is unnecessary.

Supporting humanistic ventures that could not be expected to support themselves was exactly the point of having churches and universities — or so the clergymen with their sinecures and the professors with their tenure like to insist.

Out of the blue, Trudeau, at the tender age of 21, was invited to turn the strip into a syndicated newspaper feature, an extraordinary privilege given the national exposure and the almost tenure-like terms it offered – with contracts lasting 20 years.

This act was partly intended to preclude lengthy tenures like J. Edgar Hoover's forty-seven-year reign, but also to provide the director with a measure of independence from the incumbent Administration.

The legislation led to the abolition of various absentee tenures like inams and jagirs.

Kris Boyd, the face of the Timbers second year failures, ends a miserable designated player tenure, while the likes of Eric Alexande and Kosuke Kimura have found themselves traded to New York.

Across the developed world, many economies have much more job security than in the US: their faculty don't always have "tenure," but, like most other workers, and like tenured faculty here, they can be dismissed only for cause.