Sentence examples for tenures and from inspiring English sources

JEFFREY TOOBIN: When it comes to the Supreme Court, for Presidents, younger is better, because it means longer tenures and a greater legacy.

It will become East Village as it is transformed into 2,818 new homes with a mixture of affordable tenures and shared equity.

That means increasing the diversity of tenures, allowing people to move more easily between tenures and putting them on a more-equal footing with home ownership, as they are in other European countries".

This contract, because it establishes the financial framework for the league for the next decade, is almost certain to be the most important thing both men accomplish during their tenures, and it will define their legacies.

There are portraits of Cuomo's predecessors (except Spitzer), cabinets of mementos from their tenures, and, stencilled on the walls, a time line of significant events in New York history.

Explicit pledge So although the Conservative manifesto explicitly pledges to "respect the tenures and rents of social housing tenants", Buck claims that the record of Tory-controlled councils in London shows they are pushing through the market-driven approach.

Rob Hughes looks at his tenure, and his prospects.

(The authors raise interesting questions about tenure and its alternatives.

Green Dot offered no tenure and no lifetime benefits.

Grants, tenure, and publishing all depend on flashy, surprising results.

They would lose their tenure and be fired".