It was during Kotka's tenure that the e-Estonian goal reached its fruition.
It was during their tenure that the post came to be located on their front porch.
This isn't the first time in Mr. Plofsky's tenure that the commission has been accused of partisan attacks, he said.
But it is only now, as the former federal prosecutor edges toward the final year of his tenure, that the construction campaign is reaching its full frenzy.
But he discovered very early on in his tenure that the puppetmasters of Europe, France and Germany, are uninterested in initiatives and perspectives originating in other parts of the continent.
It was during his tenure that the banking industry began to embrace predatory loans, and these creations led to a housing bubble that badly damaged America's banks and nearly toppled its financial system.
His message encapsulated an oft-repeated narrative of his tenure: that the country has risen from the grim early days when the economy was on the brink of a depression to the current period of job growth and recovery.
And while it appeared early on in Bremer's tenure that the neoconservatives were winning, it didn't take long for the temporary euphoria of life without Saddam to be overcome by a collective Iraqi rage at the US agenda.
Mr. Davidson has heard the criticisms of his tenure: that the Taper has become safer, that with two disparate theaters he spreads himself too thin, that he is too interested in success on Broadway, that instead of slowing down he seems to be accelerating.
But Mr. Mbeki, left, said in an interview with the South African Broadcasting Corporation that Mr. Botha's life merited a more balanced appraisal because it was during his tenure that the government opened the first secret contacts with leaders of the anti-apartheid movement.
Ms. Madlala-Routledge briefly took over AIDS issues for the ministry after Ms. Tshabalala-Msimang was hospitalized in March, and it was during her tenure that the government did an about-face and began an aggressive drug therapy program for AIDS patients.
