Sentence examples for tenure until from inspiring English sources

The law withholds tenure until rookie teachers have taught effectively for three years, and says tenured teachers performing poorly for two years in a row can lose job security and be fired.

"Many people won't have security of tenure until they are in their thirties.

But the former England skipper, who oversaw the national team under Martin Johnson's tenure until the 2011 World Cup, was rather less supportive of Robshaw.

He never lost on home soil with Chelsea, never lost with Inter, and Real had won every match in Madrid during his tenure until Saturday.

The Hartford Symphony, incidentally, has named a new music director, but Edward Cumming, who is now resident conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony, will not begin his tenure until May.

"The nation will be facing a chaotic situation and pay a high social cost if the president is forced to step down now while the Constitution guarantees his tenure until 2004".

I teach at a university where, like most, "publish don't perish" rules and I wasn't tenured until my youngest was four.

Certainly, academia is no longer a "safe route," based on time to tenured position, availability of research funding, and in general, a lack of security (until tenure).

As it was, his tenure there, until his retirement in 1978, proved extremely happy.

"I thought that was the most critical point in my tenure up until now," Tranghese said.

His tenure lasted until 1941, and he continued to perform as a guest conductor elsewhere in the United States.