Sentence examples for tenures that from inspiring English sources

Reform meant dealing with survivals of the medieval tenures that had left a common heritage in most European countries and, through them, in the colonies.

"North Carolina is just kind of a different place," said Jim Hunt, a Democrat who is the longest-serving governor — two tenures that totaled 16 years — in the state's history.

The running game, coordinated by Callahan, who is also an assistant head coach, ranked No. 1 in the N.F.L. Slowly, Callahan has moved away from the two tenures that have largely defined him and become known as more than just a head coach who was fired in both the pros and college.

Overlapping tenures that were in place before the designation of protected areas are important for understanding conservation effectiveness and the potential for land use conflict.

To find the best, we looked for funds with long manager tenures that have outperformed their peer groups in each of four distinct trailing periods ten years, five years, three years and one year.

The Orwellian reinterpretation also leaves open the door to include new housing tenures that we have not even dreamt up yet, irrespective of whether or not they are actually affordable to ordinary people.

Considering Ferguson's tenure, that is hardly a stretch.

During a tenure that began in May 2005, Mr. Otellini established a strong track record.

It's security of housing tenure that impedes economic migration and ossifies divides.

Mr. Duperreault will succeed Michael G. Cherkasky, who left after a tumultuous three-year tenure that included resolving charges of bid-rigging.

In only a few states do supreme court judges have the life tenure that insulates them from political pressures.