Sentence examples for tenure right from inspiring English sources

He also wants these properties to be evenly spread: "We want to create genuinely mixed tenure right across the borough".

Teachers are likely to see their pay tied to student performance and their tenure rights weakened.

In 1999 principals agreed to surrender their tenure rights in return for larger wage increases.

While most principals around the nation do not have tenure rights, most teachers do, Mr. Berne said.

The VGs are a critical achievement: they underscore the importance of formalising customary tenure rights by strengthening women's land and resource rights and the tenure rights of indigenous people.

Irrigation is especially important in that it involves large investments and infringes on tenure rights, both matters that invite public responsibility and intervention.

The principal of the school, Jose Maldonado-Rivera, gave up his tenure rights and agreed to an additional two years of probation, said Natalie Ravitz, spokeswoman for the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein.

Ms. Weingarten is battling the Board of Education and City Hall to avoid restricting tenure rights for teachers that critics say make it difficult to fire them.

Some of these investments have involved the loss of jobs, as labour intensive farming is replaced by mechanised farming or some degree of loss of tenure rights.

Dr. Maldonado-Rivera, 48, had already lost his tenure rights and had been placed on probation after a sixth-grader, Nicole Suriel, drowned on a class trip to Long Island on June 22.

"Following the death of Nicole Suriel, we made the decision to remove Dr. Maldonado's tenure rights but allow him to continue to lead the school on a probationary basis," said Natalie Ravitz, a spokeswoman for the city's Education Department.