Sentence examples for tenures of the from inspiring English sources

In 2005 alone, term limits will end the tenures of the Manhattan borough president and several council members in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Staten Island.

The practice dates to at least 2001 and encompasses the tenures of the previous two speakers, Peter F. Vallone Sr., and Gifford Miller, according to Ms. Quinn.

The Fabulous Philadelphians, the orchestra came to be called during the long tenures of the music directors Leopold Stokowski (1912-36) and Eugene Ormandy (1936-80), when it invariably boasted "the Philadelphia sound".

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who negotiated much of the accord, said today that "what the Russians get out of this is predictability, something that will go beyond the tenures of the two presidents".

If Herbalife's new auditor does seek to force a restatement, that will be seized upon by advocates of mandatory auditor rotation as support for their argument that auditor independence is inevitably compromised by long tenures of the incumbent firm, and that companies should be required to change firms every decade or so.

Brinkley relates a tale teeming with model changes, Japanese invasions, government regulators, energy crises, court battles over faulty cars and the rocky tenures of the outsiders Robert McNamara, Lee Iacocca and Jacques Nasser, who preceded the current C.E.O., William Clay Ford Jr., Henry I's great-grandson.

The tenure of the homes being built has also shifted.

You saw both during Olivier's tenure of the National.

It really is a tenure of the future".

A lucid insightful examination of the tenure of the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.

During the tenure of the Erteguns, the janitor was a Negro by the name of Cleo Payne.