Sentence examples for tenure returns from inspiring English sources

Once the 12 month eligibility period is over, behavior reverts back to what it was in the absence of the program, and the transition rate to employment, conditional on tenure, returns to exactly what it was in the absence of the treatment.

Kris Boyd, who had refused to turn out in dark blue during George Burley's tenure, returned on that occasion to warm applause.

If your employer has always shown you respect during your tenure, return the favor by providing ample time for the company to find your replacement.

They will be the first scripted shows in Mr. Silverman's tenure to return for a second season.

Bell was appointed dean of the University of Oregon School of Law in 1980 but resigned in 1985 after a female Asian American faculty member was not granted tenure and returned to Harvard the following year.

In July President Barack Obama addressed the national convention of the Democratic Party and ended perhaps the last great speech of his tenure by returning to the theme of "the audacity of hope".

Some Indiana Republicans had urged Mitch Daniels, who preceded Mr. Pence as governor and whose legacy often seemed to overshadow Mr. Pence's tenure, to return to office, but Mr. Daniels removed his name from consideration last week.

During Ms. True's tenure she returned several artifacts to Italy when informed they had been stolen, including a 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-olde Greekylixists oresimos andrinkingnios; a bronze Etruscup tripod; and some 3,500 obyecthefrom the archaeoloGreek site artistscavilla Marittima in Calabria.

The Firefox browser maker said Tuesday that the former civil servant, who oversaw internet policy and cybersecurity towards the end of Obama's presidential tenure, will return Mozilla in the new role after last year serving as its tech policy fellow.

Following his tenure, he returned to conduct the Sousa Band until his death in 1932.

Henceforth, all land was "held" directly from the king in feudal tenure in return for military service.