Sentence examples for tenure to from inspiring English sources

Justices have life tenure to assure their independence and impartiality.

Would Hare get "tenure" to describe a permanent university post?

To deny tenure to a teacher means hard work by the supervisor.

The reforms also limited the president's tenure to two five-year terms.

Both men have called for some form of evaluation system that would tie tenure to performance.

Influential "squatters" demanded a firm tenure to their land and in 1847 won major concessions.

Carter proclaimed the energy crisis early in his tenure to test his capacity for leadership.

Ms. Williams waited until she was assured tenure to start a family.

Most of her female colleagues waited for tenure to start a family.

To give up tenure, to become a monk, I embraced an aggrandized narrative.

It argues for strengthened land tenure to protect customary and collective rights.