Sentence examples for tenures for from inspiring English sources

His 25 years atop the Genzyme Corporation is one of the longest tenures for a chief executive in industry.

"A lot of board members had served very long tenures for nonprofits," said Mr. Wray, the current chairman.

The CED report lists several symptoms of growing short-termism, including increased levels of share trading, pay packages linked to short-term earnings, pressure from activist hedge funds and reduced tenures for bosses.

Singapore's government has introduced six rounds of measures to cool rising home prices, including an additional stamp duty aimed at foreign buyers and a cap on tenures for all new residential property loans.

Mr Rajapaksa has used his big parliamentary majority to undermine the independence of the judiciary and to tamper with the constitution removing the two-term limit on presidential tenures, for example, strengthening an already overpowerful "executive presidency" and failing to do anything to afford Tamils the autonomy the constitution promises them.

The combination of a first-past-the-post system, long tenures for MPs in safe seats, the advantage of having worked as a special adviser in getting selected, and the resistance of the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to all-women shortlists mean these numbers are changing very slowly.

The World Bank hailed his tenure for preparing Palestine for statehood.

Tenure for school teachers does not exist in California.

If Ryan's tenure for the Jets ended today, I'd remember him for his words.

Since 1981 the average tenure for an education minister in France has been just two years.

Tenure for university professors was abolished, and the universities lost their traditional right of self-government.