Sentence examples for term appointment from inspiring English sources

She was promised a full-time "term appointment," two courses each semester for the next four years, until she reached the retirement age of sixty-six.

The three-year term appointment was made by Howard A. Zuker, M.D., the New York State Department of Health's Acting Commissioner.

Takako Hikotani is serving a term appointment as the Gerald L. Curtis Associate Professor of Modern Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy at Columbia University.

This is a full-time term appointment for one-year, and there is a strong potential for additional one-year appointments contingent on business and funding.

A professor who retires from a tenured appointment may receive a term appointment (without tenure) if the individual performs compensated teaching, research or service in the department after retirement.

Under this option, a faculty member's tenure appointment is converted into a term appointment that ends after five years or at the normal retirement age plus three years, whichever comes first.

The job wasn't permanent--it was a 6-year term appointment--but she saw this as an advantage.

"We are not judging him on the next five games, this is a long-term appointment.

Gareth Ainsworth, the veteran midfielder, will take caretaker charge against Reading but he will not be the long-term appointment.

Berhalter's permanent predecessor, Bruce Arena, was a conservative short-term appointment tasked with smoothing a rocky passage to Russia.

Hiddink, a short-term appointment with immediate problems, may now have to do the same with Rémy in the fixture to come.