Sentence examples for tenures to from inspiring English sources

And new housing and planning minister Gavin Barwell says that he will embrace mixed tenures to address the nation's housing needs.

Chris Buckle, associate director at Savills research, said: "There can be no question that we need to boost housebuilding volumes, but these new homes need to be built across a variety of tenures to put homes within reach of those in greatest need.

True, this performance difference doesn't establish a predictive value for long tenures; to a large degree it reflects the fact that a chief executive will not be shown the door when the stock is doing well.

The only way to solve this is to build new homes across all tenures – to rent and to buy".

Germany has a decades-long history of coalition governance, with Merkel leading a "grand coalition" of the two largest parties during two of her three tenures to date.

Justices have life tenure to assure their independence and impartiality.

Would Hare get "tenure" to describe a permanent university post?

To deny tenure to a teacher means hard work by the supervisor.

The reforms also limited the president's tenure to two five-year terms.

Both men have called for some form of evaluation system that would tie tenure to performance.

Influential "squatters" demanded a firm tenure to their land and in 1847 won major concessions.