Sentence examples for tenure that has from inspiring English sources

Abramson has served as the paper's first female executive editor, a tenure that has received no small amount of scrutiny.

Perhaps it's the fact that he's never raised taxes during that tenure that has kept Mr. Trotta feeling sprightly.

Frequently touted as a Democratic presidential candidate in 2016, Clinton plans to step down this year after a tenure that has made her among the most-traveled and most respected American diplomats.

Professor Hawkshaw has served the School and University with distinction for twenty-five years, a tenure that has included eleven years as Associate Dean and two years as Acting Dean.

Justice Stevens displayed his own strategic skills, finely honed during a 29-year tenure that has made him the senior associate justice, in a position to assign the majority opinion in all cases where the chief justice is in dissent.

She is in her 53rd year at the district attorney's office, a tenure that has taken her through eras of raging street crime and sophisticated white-collar swindles; of corrupt police officers, public officials and Wall Street schemers.

Harold W. Dodds *14, the 66-year-old dean of American college presidents, was nearing the end of a popular tenure that had spanned three decades.

Kirstjen Nielsen resigned as homeland security secretary on Sunday after meeting with President Trump, ending a tumultuous tenure that had made her a target of the president's criticism.

After a 14-year leadership tenure that had turned rocky in recent months, William F. Ruprecht will be stepping down as the chairman, president and chief executive officer of Sotheby's, the art auction giant announced on Thursday.

In the eyes of some observers, Folt's final act, in which she sided with students and against a memorial steeped in racism, allowed her to redefine a tenure that had previously received more mixed reviews.

Reform meant dealing with survivals of the medieval tenures that had left a common heritage in most European countries and, through them, in the colonies.