Sentence examples for tenures should from inspiring English sources

When Richard Hodges became director of the Penn Museum in October 2007, he professed a belief that such tenures should be limited.

Thereafter, your moves need to make sense (that is, to demonstrate increasing responsibility within a field) and the tenures should be lengthening.

Some thought Klinsmann's tenure should have ended then.

Now, however, Mr. Wood is among a loud new constituency saying that the mayor's tenure should end immediately.

My own feeling is that it should be easier than it is now for principals to fire bad teachers, but that tenure should not be abolished.

When asked if tenure should be retained or abolished, 59percentt of those responding said it should be scrapped, while 30percentt favored keeping it.

This is where context should have entered, where the good and bad of the Marbury tenure should have provided some foundation for discussion.

Jeremy Corbyn and whoever emerges as Ukip's next leader in the wake of Diane James's shambolic 18-day tenure should be very concerned.

Tenure should be replaced with seven-year contracts, which, like the programs in which faculty teach, can be terminated or renewed.

Neither the Sept. 11 anniversary nor the end of Mr. Mueller's tenure should have come as a surprise to Mr. Obama.

"Tenure should never be there as a lifetime guarantee," he said, emphasizing that in the heated world of education politics, children must be put first.