Sentence examples for tenure means from inspiring English sources

Life tenure means she gets to decide, not anybody else, when she chooses to go".

No security of tenure means landlords can act almost at will to increase rents or evict tenants.

American commanders make it no secret that the coming Iraqi government, with its sovereign stature and a full, four-year tenure, means they will be operating in new political terrain.

Despite their form in the Champions League, the lack of consistency during Villas-Boas's tenure means he has not really improved on the work of the previous coach, Luciano Spalletti, and the title won last season is not as highly regarded as it might have been because various teams were in turmoil, with CSKA Moscow the only serious challengers.

"Not having tenure means everybody has to stay productive and keep working really hard, and it keeps the whole environment really competitive," Ladd says.

So, being able to announce one in the early months of a new leader's tenure means that the existing team did a great job preparing that in advance.

Does the absence of tenure mean the absence of shared governance?

Life tenure meant something different when the founders were drafting the Constitution and guaranteeing federal judges lifetime appointment "during good behavior" to insulate them from politics.

It's right to mourn Ford after his long bout with cancer, but amid the tributes, now is also a time to reflect on what his tenure meant for Canada.

Planning permission to construct latrines or connect sanitation to centralised city services, and complex patterns of land tenure, mean that permission is only given to those who can prove ownership.

"What does tenure mean anymore?" Franko asks.