Sentence examples for tenure was set from inspiring English sources

There aren't any such anecdotes about Flower's first encounter with the England team, but we have been told that the tone of his tenure was set in a meeting with the players at the Kingston Hilton after they had been bowled out for 51 by West Indies, in which he spoke about individual and collective responsibility.

They were forced to bring forward a public announcement when British newspapers began reporting the 50-year-old Scot's tenure was set to end.

I wasn't sure that the way tenure was set up made a lot of sense.

The Irish Land Commission, a judicial body which would fix rents for a period of 15 years and guarantee fixity of tenure, was set up.

She is among 36 council members whose tenure is set to end with Mr. Bloomberg's on Dec. 31, 2009.

However, FAI officials have not responded to a number of media reports suggesting that Trapattoni's tenure is set to end.

Wisconsin is unusual in enshrining tenure protections for university professors in state statute; at nearly all public universities, tenure is set by administrative policies.

The tenure system in the United States was set up for male faculty, whose wives provided all the homemaking so that their husbands could devote their energies solely to academic career advancement" (Bronstein, Rothblum, and Solomon, 1993).

The toll partnership with ACE was set up in 2010, during Perry's tenure.

As the end of the season approached Bailey was set to win the battle and a contract extension, while Schwab's tenure would be allowed to expire.

His tenure, too, is set to be dramatic.