Sentence examples for tenure time from inspiring English sources
But not if they want my vote when tenure time rolls around.
The agreement was originally scheduled to be worked out by April 1, but the deadline was postponed several times, leading hospital executives to worry aloud that with less than three months left in Mr. Pataki's tenure, time was running out.
This assessment would concentrate on long-term value creation and absolute performance, taking into account portfolio churn, remuneration incentives, length of investments, shareholder voting rights, organisational talent and tenure, time dedicated to long-term strategy deliberations, and innovative capacity.
Sex discrimination in the report accounts for everything that is left after all the other factors that have an impact on the gender pay gap, such as age, tenure, time out of the workforce, occupation, industry, part-time work and sector, have been taken into account.
Whether they follow through at tenure time is another question.
For example, she was careful to choose projects that could bear fruit by tenure time.
Hiring-time enthusiasm can easily turn into tenure-time trouble, as young scientists realize--too late--that they are being judged by standards different from those (equally high, or higher) that they've spent the last several years of their lives working to meet.
- Their tenure and time on the site is no different: The amount of time quitters and members spent on Facebook didn't vary much (1.9 hours a day and 1.8 hours a day, respectively).
For each respondent, we have information on age, gender, marital status, health status, educational level, working in private or public sector, job tenure, full-time or part-time job, and monthly wage.
His tenure this time lasted less than two years, the government falling after the pro-Dalit ("untouchable") Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) left the coalition in 1995 and, with BJP support, took over the government.
The factors include: household resource endowment, land tenure and time under current management.
